That Bleriot is looking sharp! Great report, I need to get up to some of those
MD trails next year for sure.
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Thanks Tony.
I installed the fenders and front rack in October/November.
Now I just need a decaleur for the bag.
Regarding trails:
There's also the Catonsville Trolley trail, which you can easily link up to the
Grist Mill, BWI and BA Trails and run them all in the same ride in that order
and
I will definitely take you up on that!
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Thanks for a wonderful description and great photos of your ride. Your
description was so good, I didn't really need the photos, but I enjoyed seeing
your bike. Based on your experience, I will add those trails to my must ride
list.
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It is a fun ride for sure.
Lake Elkhorrn has a path that also hooks up with the Long Reach path system
that will take you to Jackson Pond in Long Reach, Columbia.
For longer, wide MUP systems in the area, check out the Catonsville Grist Mill
Trail to BWI Trail to B A trail which takes you from
*The gear and weather:*
On 53 Bleriot. 30’s to low 40’s. I wore two lightweight wool shirts and one
heavier one and 1 cotton mock turtleneck over all that, cycling shorts,
wool long underwear pants, MUSA long pants, cotton socks, Nike tennis
shoes, Nautica winter gloves, wool balaclava,
