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Arlington Loop without the Custis (start and end in VA Square) + Haines Point via the 14th St Bridge.

thanks, i enjoyed watching. do you have a gps map of the sections at the beginning and end?

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+1 arlington loop

(it is what i have called it before i knew its real name.)

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@JimF22003 15299 wrote:

OK, this one is a little ways away, but it should be easy for anyone who’s been there. From today’s ride:

this looks like it could be on skyline drive.

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@Tim Kelley 15327 wrote:

Here’s an easy one in terms of location, but can anyone tell me what it means or why it is there??

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it looks like lee highway and n. lynn. i’ve seen the logo, but can not place it now.

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@Tim Kelley 14814 wrote:

–we are number 23 in the lineup, …
If you’re interested in participating, let us know and I’ll add your name to our list!

so, is this a waba group? bikearlington group? cabi group? arlington residents?

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@dcv 14803 wrote:

Another old photo from my archives, I’m running out and need to ride more and take more photos. (Looking for color-coordinated backgrounds)

it’s on the woodrow wilson bridge looking towards dc and alexandria (on the left).
nice colors! fixed?

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i saw this spot, from the bridge, and found the trail that gets here.
(sorry that the bike was not in the picture.)
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hints: not a good trail for road bikes and this spot is underwater during storms.

in keeping with pete’s mod, answer is here.

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@JustinW 14476 wrote:

MVT is correct, but at what location?

i am thinking somewhere past fort hunt.

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@DSalovesh 14442 wrote:

The other side is bad because of the loooooong ramp, right?

no, the “other side” meaning the grating on the left side; and the “other side” meaning behind me the bridge ends in a T. there is a ramp down to the right and stairs to the left. in the middle of the T there is a bar one must navigate. the bar is a safety measure to keep people from riding up the ramp and going down the stairs.

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The bike/ped bridge over Arlington Blvd near N. Jackson Street by TJ Community Center. Be careful if it’s wet going over that bridge!
yes!

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i did a loop for the first time today and stopped for this picture. the bridge is somewhat sketchy to ride, especially the other side.
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@jrenaut 14432 wrote:

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This shouldn’t be terribly hard, but I haven’t had a chance to get anywhere cool lately . . .

it is the ramp overlooking the dc fish market waterfront.

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@dcv 14265 wrote:

this should be harder, i think?

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there’s only 2 photos that haven’t been identified yet in this thread, ronwalf’s PGCo and Tim Kelly’s Arlington

possibly wakefield park?
/bs

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this may be too easy, but some people may not know this statue is here.
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@acc 13892 wrote:

Tim Kelley, you are such a cheater.

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it’s not spartacus, but george mason, at gmu.

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@baiskeli 13839 wrote:

That’s Holmes Run going under I-395.

yes!

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