i recently walked a portion of the canal that I normally ride. It's an entirely different experience. Sometimes you just have to stop, look around and take it all in.
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i recently walked a portion of the canal that I normally ride. It's an entirely different experience. Sometimes you just have to stop, look around and take it all in.
Good for you.
I'm sure you're a better person for it.
Great!Quote:
Originally Posted by withm
I'd love to do the 40ish mile ride with you. Maybe Tam will join us also.
Which is one of the reasons I stop cycling when the weather gets colder and go back to hiking instead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zen
Considering that I survived the Peach Tree Loop and still felt good yesterday, the weather on 5/3 is now the deciding factor on whether I do the 25- or 43-mile route.Quote:
Originally Posted by divingbiker
And, there definitely seem to be more dining options up in Easton. Do folks staying down in Cambridge want to drive up to Easton for our TE dinner Saturday evening, or should we try to find something from the slimmer pickings down around Cambridge?
Yes I am.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7rider
I spoke with my friend and decided to skip the kayaking. We'd like to spend some time at the visitors center and maybe ride Saturday too.
Well, that's too bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zen
But Regina, I guess we can ride together now? I'll pay for gas.
Sure, Janice. That sounds great.Quote:
Originally Posted by divingbiker
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Originally Posted by Zen
I actually walked around my neighborhood for the first time a couple of weeks ago (yeah, I've been living here more than a year, but I'm always in my car or on my bike...)
And was surprised to find a nice dry creekbed that went underneath a culvert to a nice old stone farmhouse....
went another direction and found some terrain that I think would be great for me to bring my mountain bike and practice basic bike handling skills, find a log to practice riding over, etc.
Does everyone like Mexican food? Plaza Tapatia in Easton looks like the best option for finding vegan food.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalidurga
I've asked one of my coworkers who has a house in St. Michaels to find out if there are other vegetarian-friendly restaurants in Easton, but Plaza Tapatia would be fine with me. Mmmmm, veggie fajitas...
Their menu sounds pretty tasty. And it looks like they have a location in Cambridge, as well, so we could always decide later which town works better logistically.Quote:
Originally Posted by divingbiker
Too bad they don't do breakfast... ;)
Well, heck, I vote for going to the one in Cambridge then!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalidurga
Tam, you could take a shower and change in our room after kayaking, then head back to Easton after dinner to minimize driving if you want.
I'm not the quickest shower-taker in the world, so I don't know if you want me tying up your bathroom. It's about 25 minutes between Easton and Cambridge. I could always just sit there and be sweaty ;)
Let's get a few more votes from folks, especially since no one else has commented on the restaurant. Do we even know yet who's interested in getting together for dinner?
If that's our options....I'd say "Go ahead and shower. We'll wait!" ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalidurga
I'm always up for dinner. Mexican is fine.
Sounds like a plan. I sooooo hope it doesn't rain this year!Quote:
Originally Posted by divingbiker
Martha
Annette has a friend that has a place in Cambridge, and is going to ask for restaurant recommendations. I asked her specifically about vegetarian options.Quote:
Originally Posted by divingbiker
Mexican is ok (not my favorite but I can put up with it a couple times a year.)