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Not to side with Milloy, but why is it that cyclists seem to have an image problem in the first place?

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Two panniers and careful packing work for me.

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Pics

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Custis sisters? Is that the double dip?

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@jabberwocky 18240 wrote:

I’ve had that happen a lot over the years. Using a bell helps, but honestly, if I see headphone cords these days I don’t even bother giving a warning. If they really wanted to hear whats going on around them, they wouldn’t be wearing fricking headphones. :rolleyes:

Hey, not all of us headphone wearers are oblivious. It helps not to listen to music though.

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Team Bigggie!

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I made it out today. The knee held up, no swelling either!

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@americancyclo 16226 wrote:

Two candidates are Ailanthus Altissima and also Elderberry, both have ammonia-like scented flowers, or maybe Bradford Pear.

Your father smells like elderberries

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You do NOT have to produce identification. You are required to provide your name and address if they ask. They may NOT detain you to verify your information. They may detain you to issue you a summons, but that’s it.

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What’s not said in the article is the driver can file a claim against the rider.

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@Dirt 15881 wrote:

Don’t get me going on acronyms. “Fantastic Arlington Recreational Track” comes to mind.

My most sincere apologies for that last comment. I’ll do better next time.

Where is the LOVE button?

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Arlington Loop. Change it and we will have problems.

Get off my lawn.

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Chimney structure near Hidden Pond

Kristin, a team of volunteers uncovered that fireplace in 2007 when
we did some impressive vine removal. Isn’t it wonderful? We can’t tell
if a house used to be there, or perhaps a warm-up station for the
employees at the old concrete factory there.

Anyway, the Cherrydale Parks and Open Spaces Committee think this is a
PERFECT spot for marshmallow roasts and New Years Eve campfire. But we
don’t have permission yet. In the meantime, we’ve already had one Eagle
Scout project at that spot, hence the concrete and bench and a now
overgrown tiered path to the chimney. Then this July 8th, in the
evening, a team of church volunteers will be pulling more weeds on the
hill. And then another eagle scout will lead a team to remove the
brambles and invasive vines from the chimney to Hidden Pond. We may even
get a little foot bridge over the hidden stream. Then in the Fall,
another team will head from the other side of the pond clearing invasive
vines until one could manage to walk around the pond completely. We are
not going for a manicured look, and we want lot’s of wild life to feel
comfortable there, not including the kind that throw beer bottles.

When the brambles are removed, I think it is possible we’ll get approval
for a New Year’s Eve campfire, but NOT NOW

If you have interest in volunteering for vine removal, send me a note.

Thanks!

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From: CherrydaleCitizens@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:CherrydaleCitizens@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of kristinkaywoody
Sent: Friday, June 19, 2009 11:50 AM
To: CherrydaleCitizens@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Cherrydale Listserve — Chimney structure near Hidden Pond

I was wondering if anyone knows the purpose of the chimney-like stone
structure off the bike path near the Hidden Pond in Cherry Valley park?
Can we use it to roast marshmallows sometime? Thanks!

Kristin Woody

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