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In article <1992Apr13.220951.4966@athena.mit.edu>, brlewis@athena.mit.edu (Bruce R Lewis) writes:
|> In article <1992Apr13.184951.27939@osf.org> bsmith@serverx.osf.org (Bruce Smith) writes:
|> >though. I have read that a bike path is being constructed between Bedford, MA
|> >and Alewife Station in Cambridge, along an old railroad bed. Having been
|> >talked about for some time, this path would actually be helpful in commuting.
|> >Estimated completion date: about 2110. [sic]
|> 
|> Mountain bikers (myself not among them) like the path the way it is now.
|> A friend of mine talked with someone working on the path who said they
|> will begin paving from Alewife outward within the next two weeks.

I hope they'll install some lighting.  A small section of this path
has existed for some time, leading from Alewife station north to
some side streets in Arlington (which eventually take you to 
Lake Street).   After the sun goes down, this area becomes very dark,
and I always fear that I will run into a pedestrian (or another cyclist).

The Alewife-Davis bike path, built when the Red Line was extended
about seven years ago, is quite well lit.

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Ron Newman		rnewman@bbn.com