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Wednesday Night Ride 10/11/2006 WRAPUP

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22.5 miles/13.3mph/RAIN

Doug, Sarah, and I rode on Wednesday night. We had sprinkles for a little bit. It cleared up and was quite nice riding back from the damn, until we hit east Wheeling. About a half a mile from Tunnel Green the clouds opened up and rained down. It continued to get heavier as we neared Washington Ave, where we bid Sarah farewll, and started to lighten up as we made it to the trail head in Elm Grove.

I am still planning on riding tonight if the rain moves through. The weather shows clearing late afternoon, and chance of rain early evening. Kevin cannot ride tonight, so I would like to start at the Mason Rehab Center at 7pm. Please email to let me know if you will be riding. My cell phone number is 304-281-7041.

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Anonymous said…
There is nothing better than going to a nice, peaceful ride on your bicycle or even a 15 minute walk through a quiet and serene path that can be revitalizing and offer lots of fresh air at the same time.
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