I guess the grass often looks greener on the other side. I am
currently residing in Maryland for a 6 month work stint.
I may be the only person in the whole state who uses a
bicycle as more than a toy! There are many good country roads here-
but it is very difficult to find decent, safe, efficient commuting routes.
I live only 1-2 km from work - but only a fool would take that road
route on a bike - And it seems that only a non-motorist such as myself
would bike the nice 9 km route rather than jump in a car...
Celia
Paul Lindsay wrote:
> >Illinois has a series of 6 cyling maps of their state.
> Ditto for Maryland and Virginia. I also recall that
> New Hampshire also used to publish a state cycling map.
> Virginia has a large dept. headed by a state bicycling
> co-ordinator and publishes a lot of resource material.
> They also maintain 2 official cross-state bicycle routes.
> Ontario "sucks" in comparison.
> ... Paul L.
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