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Marty Cormack

#BikeStreak Day 74:
Calm before the storm: We are under a winter storm watch for tomorrow with up to 12 inches of snow and high winds/blizzard conditions possible. But it was a nice spring-like day with temperatures rising into the 50'sF and decreasing clouds, so I took my road #bicycle out for a loop to Elgin MN with an 8 mile stretch on the Great River Ridge State Trail for 43 miles total. By the end of the ride, the wind was coming strongly out of the East; a sign of a storm.
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Blue and black Roubaix bicycle leaning on a brown painted wooden milepost "13" on the left of the asphalt Great River Ridge State Trail looking North just past the County 9 trailhead. There is brown tall grass and shrubs on the left and larger bare trees on the right of the trail under partly cloudy skies.
Blue and black Roubaix bicycle leaning on a rolled up rubber mat in front of a wooden bridge over the Whitewater River tributary on the Great River Ridge State Trail looking North. The trail is surround by bare trees. The rubber mat is used to protect the wooden bridge decking when used by snowmobiles.
Blue and black Roubaix bicycle parked off the Civic Center Trail in Rochester looking West. The asphalt trail is on the left of the frame. On the right is the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks, elevated above the trail on a bed of crushed granite. On the tracks, moving away is a train of grain cars, mostly painted grey/silver, some rusty, the closest one with red "CP Rail" painted on it. The sky is now mostly blue.
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Marty Cormack

#BikeStreak Day 72:
Today is cool, just above freezing, and the wind is a little stiff out of the Northwest. But the skies are sunny, so not too bad for mid March. After attending a wake for a friend I played hockey with for over 3 decades (RIP), I took my road #Bicycle out and rode the Chester Woods Trail again. Most of the folks I saw in Chester Woods Park were walking their dogs. I did spot a good number of Eastern Bluebirds in the park, they must have just arrived.
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Blue and black Roubaix bicycle parked on the asphalt Chester Woods Trail looking Southeast. Behind is a partial prairie restored area. The Red Twig Dogwood are noticeable, and an old Christmas Tree farm is in the distance under clear blue skies.
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Marty Cormack

#BikeStreak Day 68:
With a forecast of sunny skies, warming temperatures and light winds, I decided it would an opportune time to haul my #bicycle to just over the Iowa border and ride the Wapsi-Great Western Line Trail. I am pleased with that decision. The trail was mostly clean and dry, just one segment still snow covered and unrideable, but that was the scenic route into Riceville, so I took the direct route instead. I saw Pheasants, Turkeys, Killdeer and heard lots of songbirds.
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Dark brown Diverge bicycle leaning up against the concrete obelisk Wapsi Great Western Line Milepost 6N with a concrete trail curving to the left through an oak savannah with one of the trees behind still having its brown oak leaves on a sunny day.
Dark brown Diverge bicycle leaning on a wooden railing added to an old rust colored steel truss railroad bridge with the Wapsi Great Western Line trail underneath surrounded by some bare trees. The bridge deck is wooden with some old asphalt partially covering. The sky is blue.
Dark brown Diverge bicycle parked on the concrete Wapsi Great Western Line Trail in front of an open brown scrub covered farm field. On the distant ridge is a large number of white 3 pronged windmills with hazy blue sky.
Dark brown Diverge bicycle parked on a concrete culvert bridge of the Wapsi Great Western Line Trail over the Wapsipinicon River. The river is surrounded by bare trees and brush under blue skies.
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brad m

“#AlisonStewart, the #Bicycle Mayor of #Toronto … Recently, she announced the formation of a new initiative aimed at addressing a significant gap in the city’s #bike community … This new group, Femmes & Friends, is not just about riding #bikes—it’s about creating a supportive space where #women can come together, share the joy of #cycling, and challenge the barriers that often keep them from feeling safe and comfortable on the roads” momentummag.com/bicycle-mayor-

Momentum Mag · Bicycle Mayor Launches Femmes & Friends Group to Confront Cycling BarriersThis new group, Femmes & Friends, is not just about riding bikes—it's about creating a supportive space where women can come together
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