and Whispering Pines
he said no, they don't have any resurfacing, or any widening, scheduled for that stretch. "But there is that dirt bike trail", he offered, which is indeed fine - for mountain bikes.
Thursday, July 07, 2011
Update on Brunswick resurfacing (not), widening (not) of bike-scary parts
In spring 2010 I'd posted about my understanding from talking to Dave Keck of NevCo roads maintenance, about their plans for resurfacing Brunswick Rd & making it a little more bike-safe. But it sounds like I'd misunderstood - when I spoke to him today, asking specifically about Brunswick between Bubbling Wells
and Whispering Pines
he said no, they don't have any resurfacing, or any widening, scheduled for that stretch. "But there is that dirt bike trail", he offered, which is indeed fine - for mountain bikes.
and Whispering Pines
he said no, they don't have any resurfacing, or any widening, scheduled for that stretch. "But there is that dirt bike trail", he offered, which is indeed fine - for mountain bikes.
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