[Henry]

I’ll be there.

Henry

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Or a better site might be YouClueless? It’s what I need most of the time. :rolleyes:

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Yep, that’d be my guess. They had it up on the other side, too, over by the Pentagon.

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Anyone see any closures on the 110 Trail? We got this post on Twitter but have been able to lay eyes on it.

“It looks like some underground cable installation might be about to happen along the 110 Trail. Will trail access be affected?”

Also checking with County sources.

Henry

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@veleau_monica 220804 wrote:

Making my one introductory post for freezing saddles purposes.

in summary: extreme girl scout energy.

Expect to see a sash with all your merit badges on the next group ride.

[Henry]

Newbies:

I just approved about 30 of your posts. You should be good to go on posting now. Apologies for the weekend delay.

Henry

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@Judd 220509 wrote:

I believe Arlington County is the owner of it and a ticket will hopefully get it fixed. The post part has a sensor that detects peds so they’ll not be counted.

I’ve reported it to David Patton, DES bike ped planner and counter wrangler. That tower actually counts the peds, so yes, data will be missing until it’s fixed.

Do you remember if the wires were still attached?

Henry

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There are two groups that patrol the County trails, though I cannot tell you the frequency or schedules:

Arlington County Park Rangers: Their website says “The duties of a park ranger are diverse. Routine patrol of our parks by foot, mountain bike, and vehicle seek to ensure visitor compliance with all park rules and regulations. In addition, the park ranger staff is responsible for closing designated facilities at dark, checking for safety concerns/issues, providing park information to visitors, and rangers are trained to respond to medical emergencies.”

For more information on the park rangers, please contact Scott Haines at 703-228-0052.

The other is the Arlington Police Auxiliary. They “provide important services to the community including, but not limited to, bike patrol, bicycle registration, car seat safety inspections and residential and commercial premises security surveys.” according to a recent Facebook post.

Auxiliary Police Unit: 703-228-4057

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This thread got me wondering if anyone has been struck WHILE riding. Again, exceedingly rare, but it does happen. However, Googled the topic and the third paragraph in this story about a lightning strike in Croatia gives me extreme pause.

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Any flooding, trail or bridge wash outs after last night’s storms?

Henry

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Nelle:

I download the Ride Report app and it seems to be working, but I’m not doing it through the TestFlight app. Is that helping, or am I outside the test group?

Henry

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Confirmed it’s bridge work, but don’t have a schedule. Trail is narrow and the turn is blind. SLOW DOWN and use caution.

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I am told the cones are for work being done on the underside of the bridge. Will try to get more details.

As always, please use caution.

Henry

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@Henry 219321 wrote:

As an Alaskan, I never thought I would have to type this on an Arlington Bike Forum, but please keep an eye out for bear(s) [might be the same guy], which have been seen near the Custis and Mt. Vernon Trails as reported here and here.

Henry

Looks like he moved down the trail a bit.

https://www.ffxnow.com/2022/06/13/bear-spotted-around-belle-haven-crossing-gw-parkway/

[Henry]

As an Alaskan, I never thought I would have to type this on an Arlington Bike Forum, but please keep an eye out for bear(s) [might be the same guy], which have been seen near the Custis and Mt. Vernon Trails as reported here and here.

Henry

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