Sunday Parkways spreading to Clackistan
Should be a nice place for a bike ride, if it isn't too hot on August 19. Depending on the size of the cyclist crowd, it might even be a good route to walk that day.
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Comments (7)
It's already spread. They had one of these in Beaverton on Sunday (6/24). Not sure what the route was but it crossed Scholls Ferry at Allen and I saw one of those reader boards in the middle of the overpass for 217 at Denney a few days before.
Posted by LexusLibertarian | June 25, 2012 2:20 PM
They mention that this is a family friendly activity. Since I'm not a "family"in the traditional sense does that mean I'm not welcome?
Posted by Don | June 25, 2012 5:10 PM
They mention that this is a family friendly activity. Since I'm not a "family" in the traditional sense does that mean I'm not welcome?
Posted by Don | June 25, 2012 5:15 PM
The bike celebration in Beaverton at Denny was for the grand opening of the new link of the Fanno Creek trail to the east. We biked it. Nice trail and a lot of water in Fanno due to all the recent rains.
Posted by Lee | June 25, 2012 9:22 PM
The crowd at the PDX affair is decidedly more lively in costume and weirdness. Watching from the sidelines on someone's porch with a beverage in hand and a friend to make jokes about the riders with is a fund afternoon. But I can't see doing that in the 'burbs. Family friendly affairs are not the same - they're just about riding bikes.
Posted by Nolo | June 26, 2012 3:22 AM
I forgot to inquire about who pays for all of this fun? Do people have fun without someone organizing it into an event? Bring on the face painters!
Posted by Nolo | June 26, 2012 3:25 AM
Nolo, the "Creative Class" can't plan anything without the help of organizers, all their creativeness is used up.
Posted by phil | June 26, 2012 6:19 AM