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ParticipantStopped off at Vigilante Coffee for a soy latte and carrot cake muffin.
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ParticipantFounded in 1910 and expanded under the New Deal, the Beltsville Agricultural Center sits on 2,664-hectares (6,582-acres) and is part of the National Register of Historic Places. It was named after Henry A. Wallace, who was the 11th Secretary of Agriculture and Vice-President under FDR.
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ParticipantCoffee break at Vigilante Coffee in Hyattsville. Anyone remember when there weren’t enough bike racks for all of our bikes? [emoji22] Missing our group rides.
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ParticipantThe University of Maryland Division of Information Technology moved to the Discovery District (off campus) to consolidate all IT related operations in a new state of the art facility.
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ParticipantArt on a power box at 38th Ave Neighborhood Park, Hyattsville
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ParticipantAs a former Elementary School teacher, of course I wanted to check out the schools on the New Deal List.
Sligo Creek Elementary School was formerly Montgomery Blaire High School, built in 1935. The building is much more impressive on the Wayne Ave side.
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Participant@kwarkentien 203615 wrote:
Winner!!!! in the creativity column IMHO. Plus Puppies!!!!
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Agree! Might also be the longest palindrome, but it’s still early!
January 1, 2021 at 5:49 pm in reply to: Ride to Meadowlark’s Winter Walk of Lights on 1/1/21 #1107563JoM
Participant@komorebi 203452 wrote:
Everyone who is on my team should make sure to get outside and ride at least 1 mile, and preferably 10 miles.
I hope I’m on your team!!!
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Participant@jen_stoly 203326 wrote:
I’m far but hope to join you at least a few times.
-jennifer
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Jen, are you doing FS2021? If so, YAY!
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ParticipantThanks, chuxtr! Can’t wait for FS2021!
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ParticipantIn for FS21 – looking forward to the virtual fun!
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Participant@matteblack 199279 wrote:
I agree 100%!! It has made FS2020 even more fun and exciting — kudos to camiller for coming up with this pointless prize idea!
If this is a pointless prize next year, I highly recommend those not playing along to participate, it’s gotten me out of the same ol’ route routine, allowed me to rediscover places I had long forgotten and made cycling in NoVA enjoyable again.
That being said, although my wife has been patient as I blow up her phone with Strava notifications that I’m out riding in the wilderness of suburbia looking for parks, I’m pretty sure she’s ready for it to be over. :p
LOL, get her to join FS next year! Ricky comes along with me on my park finder missions!
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ParticipantI kinda like the point system this year, but I definitely rode more last year! I don’t like the idea of teams getting negative points for teammates to miss a day – that would penalize the folks that do ride more rather than provide incentive for the rider that misses a day or two or more.
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ParticipantFinding parks has been a fun activity during FS20! Most parks are just your average playground, sports, or picnic area, nothing to write home about. But yesterday, we went to Chuck Brown Memorial Park. It’s like a mini-outdoor museum for the Godfather of Go-Go. They have a timeline and discography as well. In August, they do a celebration to remember the legend.
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(bonus there’s another park sign across the street!)
If you do make it out to the Brookland area – go to Menomale for pizza or Marsala Story for Indian. -
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