> By the way, despite our recent focus on trail development, Middleton > remains committed to including bicycle accommodations as part of our > road projects (e.g., attached photo showing the new northern segment > of Pleasant View Road in front of the new Electronic Theatre Controls > building, just south of the road's intersection with Airport Rd.).
...or as I tend to think of it (can't see the photo), in front of Capitol Ice, where I went (yes, in a CAR (gasp!) if I'm lugging hockey equipment) once or twice a week this summer because of a lack of proper facilities in the City of Madison, where they've let their two rinks deteriorate, and also on and off (at least prior to the current administration) have seemed ready to sacrifice to the highest bidder. (It would be a shame if Cieslewicz, who is promoting a "Fit City Madison," didn't include upgrading the rinks and expanding access to the general public (i.e., not just people in leagues), yes, for people who play hockey but also for recreational skating, something that truly is a lifelong fitness activity.) Hey, if they got the physical plant at Hartmeyer into shape and offered more open hockey in the schedule, I could take the BUS there (well, the bus service to the Northside would also have to improve to remove the lengthy waits at the transfer point and provide service later at night, but that's another rant for another time :-) ) and wouldn't be limited to driving to McFarland or Middleton to find ice. (back to Pleasant View Road) ...Anyway, it does look like a good job of including bicycle lanes, or at least from the vantage point of the driver's seat of a car. I don't have any reason to be out that way other than if I skate in Middleton, so have not been there on a bicycle. Can anyone comment first hand? (BTW, the attached photo and the extremely heavy formatting are no a good idea, especially when sending to a mailing list. The photo just shows up as many screens of code, as do all of your fonts and colours. When it shows up on the mail-archive site, take a look at how it appears to many people, not to mention how honkin' BIG the whole thing is.) Now go have a beer, Bob Paolino >From the Department of Military Intelligence and Jumbo Shrimp: Sign seen on a recently poisoned lawn: TruGreen/ChemLawn ( ) ASCII ribbon campaign X against HTML e-mail: / \ Friends don't send friends HTML-bloated messages! A: Because it reverses the logical flow of conversation. Q: Why is top posting frowned upon? _______________________________________________ Bikies mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.danenet.org/mailman/listinfo/bikies
