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Tour De Somerville
Written by Boston Biker on Oct 07Tour de Somerville: Saturday, October 18, 2008
Join the Somerville Bicycle Committee for the 16th Annual Tour de Somerville on Saturday, October 18th. We’ll meet at 10 am at Seven Hills Park, behind the Holland Street T entrance in Davis Square. From there, we’ll trace the entire boundary of our city, from leafy Alewife Brook and Tufts University to gritty Assembly Square, Inner Belt, and Boynton Yards. Occasionally, we’ll cross over into neighboring Cambridge, Arlington, Medford, and Charlestown, to see what the city limits look like from the other side.
The ride will be about 15 miles long, with a rest stop at the Somerville Boys and Girls Club’s Blessing of the Bay boathouse on the Mystic River. Redbones will provide refreshments at this stop.
A route map and cue sheet are posted at http://SomervilleBikes.org , In case of rain, we’ll postpone the ride to Sunday, October 19, same time and location (and we’ll announce that on the web site).
For more information, contact Ron Newman, [email protected], 617-628-8895.
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16th Annual Tour De Somerville
Written by Boston Biker on Sep 30Join the Somerville Bicycle Committee for the 16th Annual Tour de Somerville on Saturday, October 18th. We’ll meet at 10 am at Seven Hills Park, behind the Holland Street T entrance in Davis Square.
From there, we’ll trace the entire boundary of our city, from leafy Alewife Brook and Tufts University to gritty Assembly Square, Inner Belt, and Boynton Yards. Occasionally, we’ll cross over into neighboring Cambridge, Arlington, Medford, and Charlestown, to see what the city limits look like from the other side.
The ride will be about 15 miles long, with a rest stop at the Somerville Boys and Girls Club’s Blessing of the Bay boathouse on the Mystic River. Redbones will provide refreshments at this stop.
A route map and cue sheet are posted at http://SomervilleBikes.org. In case of rain, we’ll postpone the ride to Sunday, October 19, same time and location (and we’ll announce that on the web site).
For more information, contact Ron Newman, [email protected] , 617-628-8895.
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