Another canal detour

[Zen]

You can read a little about it here-

http://us.mc552.mail.yahoo.com/mc/showMessage?fid=Inbox&sort=date&order=down&startMid=0&.rand=1611719736&da=0&midIndex=0&mid=1_276068_AKw6vs4AAB0xSMQ74gVkqDVoZmk&f=1&nextMid=1_275258_AKo6vs4AAI1bSMOMcwFy8UYym1g&m=1_276068_AKw6vs4AAB0xSMQ74gVkqDVoZmk,1_275258_AKo6vs4AAI1bSMOMcwFy8UYym1g,1_274762_AKY6vs4AABIySMNUOAquHQnlJvU,1_274271_AKw6vs4AAStdSMNCvAXu42Eyrug,1_273780_AKk6vs4AAWUeSMM%2FwgR7Nzv7eqU,1_271819_AKc6vs4AAW1zSMLy9gFCUHq3XWU,

I haven't investigated further.

[Kalidurga]

Yer link dun't werk.

Oh, and congrats on your WMRT through-ride. I finally did that last year. We should start a club ;)

[Zen]

We should start a club ;)

i'll submit my idea for the Secret Handshake:D

let's try this, then.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/coTowpath/messages?o=1

[Kalidurga]

From the sound of it, that's an easy detour. You just haul your bike up some steps, across a foot bridge, then ride along the old Berma Road to the parking area across from Old Angler's Inn, at which point you can get back to the towpath.

I guess Widewater's a little wider now.

And, also in reference to the posts there: I'll bet Sheetz in Hancock is happy about the new restrooms down at the boat launch. That'll make theirs just that much less crowded.