Had a great time leading my Northeast Seattle History Ride with folks like @fifthcrichton today!
Places visited include: nuclear fallout shelter, 1st P Patch (group pic), @CascadeBicycleClub HQ, & where 1st woman to serve in Congress (Jeanette Rankin) got her introduction into politics
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Quick reminder: I’m leading this free group ride on Sunday, August 27 at 9 am starting at the Lower Woodland Park ball fields!
Learn about the origin of P Patch program, how the Burke-Gilman Trail came to be, & more
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Join me on my Northeast Seattle History Ride (2023 version) on Sunday, August 27 at 9 am!
We'll meet near the Lower Woodland Park Fields & ride a 19 mile loop at casual pace while hearing interesting stories & learning local history. Bring your bike/e-bike/cargo-bike!
More info: https://cascade.org/node/81764
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Had a great time leading my Georgetown & Duwamish History Ride today! We visited some historically, culturally, & ecologically significant sites & finished at the Georgetown Steam Plant (open to the public on 2nd Saturday of every month).
After tomorrow’s Seattle Queer History Bike Tour, my next history ride will be in Renton later this month
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2/2 Did you miss my Seattle Queer History Ride? I’m leading it a 2nd time! #SEAbikes
Sun July 9 at 1 pm: ride from Volunteer Park to visit historical sites & learn interesting stories about Seattle’s queer community. Bring your bike/e-bike
Register: https://cascade.org/node/81328
Join us for a history ride from Volunteer Park on a 11.1 mile route around Seattle at a Leisurely (10-12 mph average on flat ground) pace! Quick note: this ride will be the same as the Seattle Queer History Tour happening on July 1, so folks have an opportunity to attend one/both if they can't do the other.
1/2 I’m leading 2 rides this weekend! #SEAbikes
Sat July 8 at 9:30 am: ride around Georgetown & Tukwila to learn of changes to Duwamish River & local stories. We end at Georgetown Steam Plant which is open to the public. Bring your bike/e-bike
Register: https://cascade.org/node/81349
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Join us for a history ride from Oxbow Park on a 15.1 mile route around Georgetown and parts of Tukwila at a Leisurely (10-12 mph average on flat ground) pace! We will meet at the Hat 'n' Boots in Oxbow Park (6430 Corson Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134). Parking can be found on adjacent streets. Transit access is from King County Metro Bus routes 60 and 124 each with stops nearby.
Bob Svercl