Well, we have already established that I'm not a member of that group.
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Well, we have already established that I'm not a member of that group.
Tree art in Douglass Park
I have a bike cargo trailer (open top) that I'm looking to get rid of. If your dog won't jump out, it might work for you. You're welcome to give it a test run.
OMG the some of the roundabouts in Nairobi were nuts. They always stressed me out even though I was never the one driving.
I don't think so. It looked like the asphalt around the tracks was damaged, though. (The closure may have been justified; they just needed to provide a proper detour.)
I almost counted the bridge over Ellington, but I still can't ride my bike all the way across, so ... no greenways.
Welp. (Hubbed it because no detour was provided.)
I don't think D5 has any greenways, either.
Only midday and evenings, and only on weekdays at that.
I'll take a closer look next time I see it.
I've seen this on the riverfront when the cruise boats dock near Broadway. They just run a hose from a fire hydrant down to the boat. I assume they have permission, but I don't actually know 🤷
There's no sign saying you can't ride your bike there, but I'd recommend sticking to the gravel roads for that. There's a gravel road at the entrance closer to the Kohl's trailhead. (I'd also not recommend riding a Brompton on gravel roads, as I did today 😄)
A trail marker in Lytle Bend Park for the Upland Rim Trail. Pastoral view with a sunset in the background.
Entrance to Lytle Bend Park from the paved greenway near the Stones River -- a gap in the fence. Grassy trails go to the left and straight ahead. Trees in the background.
Trail marker without words. Emblem is 3 parallel wavy blue lines resembling water. Sunset, trees, and a field in background.
Lytle Bend Park is now open to the public! This former farm next to Ravenwood Park has signposted trails. For those arriving on the Stones River Greenway from East Nashville or Two Rivers, there's an entrance near the confluence of the Stones and Cumberland Rivers.
That was on an airport trip. We may very well have taken the bus if the WeGo service were more frequent to BNA.
Same question for Lyft, Uber, and taxis. (They don't, at least not in Nashville.) And I got charged a waiting fee once while installing my son's car seat in a Lyft.
Gallatin Pike becomes Nashville Pike as it approaches Gallatin.
Screenshot of Google Maps satellite view and a business listing for Starbucks in Paris, Tennessee. Shows the coffee shop next to a wide road and a Wal-Mart auto care center.
Paris, TN
She (Vivian Wilhoite) has been blaming others for ... what? The numbers set in the property assessments?
Moreover, isn't the Property Assessor directly elected -- meaning they don't report to the Mayor?
A green, purple, gold, red, and black windbreaker from MTV that says "MUSIC TELEVISION" on the front. From https://www.ebay.com/itm/306548429222
And water and sewer.
Ok but what about "$75 million from a city climate fund"
Pedestrian crossings are always an afterthought here. You can see in the picture that even the pedestrian signal is still bagged.
I've had these Smartwool windproof gloves for a few years, and they work amazingly! I can ride my bike down to the 30s (°F) and my fingers stay warm. (Bonus is that they haven't come unstitched like every other pair of gloves I've ever owned.) Colder than that and I add ski mittens on top.
Wait, it's just one lane? Over many miles?
Learn from our past mistakes: we allowed the Music City Grand Prix to remove the jersey barriers protecting pedestrians on the KVB bridge.
The only bridge I care about Oracle building is a literal bridge.
