I should think that would give you ample time to consider a move to a
quiet rural area. Can't you get a job transfer to some small office in
Oklahoma?
RB
On 15/09/2014 1:40 PM, Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
I drive every day to the Red Line, then take two subways to work.
On Mon, Se
I drive every day to the Red Line, then take two subways to work.
On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 1:46 PM, Meade Dillon via Mercedes <
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> I'm sure there is a metro stop or two near that park, why not use the
> metro?
>
> Max Dillon,
> Charleston SC
> _
I'm sure there is a metro stop or two near that park, why not use the metro?
Max Dillon,
Charleston SC
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The most pragmatic approach would be to ride to the bus stop, put the bike
on the bus' front rack, ride 5 miles to the bike path, and then ride the 9
miles from there to my office opposite Nationals Park. BTW, I boldly
predict that the Nats will win the World Series to the shock and dismay of
all
Andrew could best answer that, but i was thinking he's in the DC area,
and if he's going into the office in Foggy Bottom, i don't recall much
around there that's not flat. (even places like Capitol Heights and Oxon
Hill aren't more than a couple-hunnert feet elevation. you can get
closer to 400
you should try to ride on the beach down here
On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 9:52 AM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> I ride all year around here, I like the summer warmth. 3.5mi down to the
> beach, a mile or two on the beach, then back, clears the head and gets the
> blood
r Frederick via Mercedes
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] commuting by bicycle
I'm 37 miles from work on major highways with significant hills. Not
really possible to commute, even it
I'm 37 miles from work on major highways with significant hills. Not
really possible to commute, even it good weather.
Peter
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I ride all year around here, I like the summer warmth. 3.5mi down to
the beach, a mile or two on the beach, then back, clears the head and
gets the blood flowing.
--R
On 9/11/14 6:42 PM, Gary Hurst via Mercedes wrote:
summer are brutal for riding. i really only ride about 6 or 7 months a
y
I don't know whether his commute is flat or not. I have a 9.3 mile commute,
which sounds nice and easy, but then you look at a topo map...
In mine, the peak elevation is 397ft, the lowest is 59ft. In the first 2-2.5
miles, there is a single rise of 150ft in 0.2 miles distance, followed by a
d
I'd bicycle here but I have no desire to end up as a hood ornament.
Only safe in groups, people drive like idiots and there is no
shoulder, in fact usually a 3 to 6" drop off the pavement into a ditch.
Used to bike all the time in graduate school, wish I still lived
somewhere I could.
Pe
summer are brutal for riding. i really only ride about 6 or 7 months a
year down here.
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 6:24 PM, Meade Dillon via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> In Washington DC summers, a man on a bike can only go about three blocks
> before bursting into flame. It is even w
In Washington DC summers, a man on a bike can only go about three blocks
before bursting into flame. It is even worse than down here in the Low
Country.
Max Dillon,
Charleston SC
On Sep 11, 2014 5:01 PM, "ernest breakfield via Mercedes" <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
>
> just ride easier.
>
just ride easier.
that kind of distance is an easy twiddle of the pedals; i do
further than that in work clothes frequently (albeit not in a full
suit), even when i have meetings, and don't arrive significantly
sweatier or any less presentable than i usually am,...
cheers!
e
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