good ride

Nov. 24th, 2006 04:18 pm
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Well, that was a nice way to get out of the house!

I had a walk 'round the neighborhood last night, but that hardly felt like a good days' exercise. So this afternoon I went off to do another segment of the W&OD Trail. Did around four and a half miles from Sterling to Ashburn; still quite a lot more to do, both westward and east of East Falls Church, but as long as I keep doing ~5 miles every weekend I will finish it before the end of the year. If I can enlist a chase crew, that much the better; I can do straight shots.

I did some dishes this morning (it's astonishing how many dishes a big meal makes, even if it's just a big meal for one person--luckily my days in the bakery trained me to clean up some things as I go along) and had a good breakfast. Now I've showered, petted cats, played a little solitaire. Time to do some more work preparing for the game Sunday.

Date: 2006-11-24 10:37 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] sun-in-splendor.livejournal.com
Keep at it and one of these days you'll be able to try the W&OD end-to-end round trip.
Leesburg to Purcellville imo is the best part of the trail.

Date: 2006-11-24 11:58 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] sun-in-splendor.livejournal.com
Capital Crescent is a good trail. Start in Georgetown (parking's free on sundays) and ride up to Bethesda and back. Mild uphill 9 miles to, but a quick downhill coming back.
Or if you want more adventure, continue past Bethesda to the Rock Creek Trail and take it back to Georgetown. A few more hills and a trickier route, but a nice ride.

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