mickchick wrote:
I was kind of taken aback by the fact that pedestrians have to yield to cars, even at intersections., in Texas. I'm glad that I live in a very pedestrian/bike friendly place.
No, it said except at intersections and cross walks.
That is out good-haired governor. I sure didn't vote for him.
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06-21-2009, 01:05 PM #1
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I did find the friendliest little place for riding in Texas yesterday. DH will be racing in a small German settlement outside Fredericksburg called Doss next weekend so we re-conned the course. EVERY motorist waved, the locals at the Lutheran church we parked at just wanted to know where we rode and if I remembered sunscreen since I am so fair skinned. The only honk we got was a warning from a guy pulling hay that he was coming around some S-turns. Lovely area of the Hill Country and wonderful people, a truly great experience.
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