Russ Nelson's blog

[ Home | RSS 2.0 | ATOM 1.0 ]

Sun, 21 Aug 2011

Ride starting Wed Aug 17 18:10:20 2011

13.08 km 42899.49 feet 8.12 mi 2910.00 seconds 48.50 minutes 0.81 hours 10.05 mi/hr

Rode the west half of the Glens Falls Feeder Canal Trail last Wednesday. The trail runs on the former towpath of the canal. For a little bit, the canal runs through the Finch-Pruyn paper plant, and I'm sure they didn't/don't want strangers walking or bicycling through their plant. For that portion, the trail is routed through city streets. At the eastern end of this ride, the towpath portion of the trail starts up again. You can see the western end of the gap where my route goes away from the canal.

posted at: 05:01 | path: /bicycling | permanent link to this entry

Sat, 20 Aug 2011

Ride starting Wed Aug 17 14:54:11 2011

20.70 km 67929.70 feet 12.87 mi 7705.00 seconds 128.42 minutes 2.14 hours 6.01 mi/hr

Rode the Spring Run Trail in Saratoga Springs. A bit short at 2 miles, so I spent some time riding around Saratoga Springs to make it longer. :)

posted at: 20:16 | path: /bicycling | permanent link to this entry

Sat, 13 Aug 2011

Ride starting Sat Aug 20 11:39:00 2011

38.47 km 126215.22 feet 23.90 mi 11896.00 seconds 198.27 minutes 3.30 hours 7.23 mi/hr

Went for a reasonably long ride with Heather on the tandem. Rode about 7 miles on the Rutland Trail. Getting in training for our ride on the Genesee Valley Greenway. It's not as rough as the Rutland, but we'll be riding it a much longer distance.

posted at: 20:08 | path: /bicycling | permanent link to this entry

Mon, 08 Aug 2011

Ride starting Sat Aug 13 16:52:28 2011

25.50 km 83645.65 feet 15.84 mi 5788.00 seconds 96.47 minutes 1.61 hours 9.85 mi/hr

Just a little ride into town and back.

posted at: 00:18 | path: /bicycling | permanent link to this entry

Sun, 07 Aug 2011

Archives

53.54 km 175665.31 feet 33.27 mi 11124.00 seconds 185.40 minutes 3.09 hours 10.77 mi/hr

Went up through Parishville to Catharineville. It's a ghost town, with a bunch of cellar holes and a few falling-down buildings. Oh, and a LOT of stone walls surrounded by woods. Farmers only bothered to collect stones off cleared fields, so ... it must have been pretty tree-less at one point. But the soil up to Parishville is thin and underneath it is sand. Not good for crops; only good for pine trees.

posted at: 21:06 | path: /bicycling | permanent link to this entry

Made with Pyblosxom