This Sunday, May 20, I'll be co-leading a bicycle tour of Somerville parks with the Somerville Bicycle Committee and Somerville Historic Preservation Commission. We'll meet at 2 pm at Somerville City Hall, 93 Highland Avenue, departing promptly at 2:15. Please bring a $3 donation to support the Historic Preservation Commission.
Many Somerville parks used to be other things -- schools, a railroad tower, a train station, a water tower. Ride with us to learn more about our city's history.
Here's a map of our tour route, and our Facebook event. The 8.5-mile tour will go at an easy pace with several stops, and should be finished by around 4:30.
Our ride will be the last event of Bay State Bike Week.
Many Somerville parks used to be other things -- schools, a railroad tower, a train station, a water tower. Ride with us to learn more about our city's history.
Here's a map of our tour route, and our Facebook event. The 8.5-mile tour will go at an easy pace with several stops, and should be finished by around 4:30.
Our ride will be the last event of Bay State Bike Week.
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Date: 2012-05-17 02:52 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2012-05-17 03:26 pm (UTC)Somerville's a pretty small place, and it's hard to make any circular tour here take more than about 12 miles. As it is, this route goes into Medford for a while to avoid climbing Winter Hill and to give folks a nice view of the Mystic River next to I-93.
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Date: 2012-05-17 04:33 pm (UTC)Unfortunately, I'm most likely still at work at 4 - and if I'm not, I've got a brochure to finish up for the ride! But thanks.