🚀 go-pugleaf

Alas, I didn't see this announcement until Monday afternoon, three
days after the event.  How did it go?  I saw no report in the Dispatch
of the event, mentioning either traffic congestion or broken bodies
and bent bikes lying beneath bus bumpers.


I commute to work about 10 miles each way 3-4 days a week, depending
upon the weather (I'm not a rain wimp - I've done it enough to know I
prefer not to be miserable if I can avoid it).  Some days (e.g. today)
I work at least part of the day at home, telecommuting over my dialup
PPP connection that gives me the same Internet access as at the
office, only slower.

I live near Northland Mall, and I work in Upper Arlington near Griggs
Reservoir.  My usual route takes me mostly through neighborhood
streets in Clintonville and Upper Arlington, including a trip over the
Whetstone Park walk bridge across the river, SR315, etc.  It's really
a pretty good route, with almost no exposure to heavy automotive
traffic.  So, for my own situation, I have no particular complaints
right now about the city's cycling infrastructure.
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bob@MorningStar.Com                                        Fax: +1 614 459 5054