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Jun 26, 2006 10:33

( Newport to Boston: 100 miles )

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dilletante June 26 2006, 15:10:37 UTC

nice!

dopaminergic June 26 2006, 15:51:24 UTC

That's cool! Most I've ever done in a day is half that.

m00n June 26 2006, 17:44:58 UTC

Hehe. That was true for me too until I attempted this.

nevers June 26 2006, 19:50:24 UTC

way to go! how long did it take?

m00n June 26 2006, 19:52:06 UTC

With breaks it took from around 10:30 am until about 8 pm...but we took a lot of breaks, including stopping for a sit-down sushi lunch in Providence. We figured we had better baby ourselves considering the miserable weather. :-)

nevers June 26 2006, 19:54:06 UTC

ah, so it didn't take as long as the great saunter. that's my benchmark :). but that weather sounds awful.

m00n June 26 2006, 20:24:45 UTC

I kept thinking about your saunter when I was plotting this out. I'd love to do that one some time.

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aquapyro June 26 2006, 20:30:36 UTC

Where are we going next weekend? Do you know if you're busy yet? I, and my packed bike, has to be to TF Green on Sunday for a 7:15am flight.

m00n June 27 2006, 01:10:18 UTC

I think that's too early for us to do any kind of record-breaking rides, but you should take the train up to Boston and we can see what kinds of places we can get to from there in a reasonable amount of time. Or we could just bike around the area or along the shoreline or something. Take your pick. :-) It doesn't look like I'm going to be busy that day.

aquapyro June 27 2006, 21:37:03 UTC

Is there any way to get to TF Green from Boston at 5:30am, on a Sunday morning? If there is I can take the train up Friday after school. Which means, I need to pack everything before then.

m00n June 27 2006, 22:23:47 UTC

I think that might be a bit too ambitious for American public transit systems. The first Sunday Greyhound bus from Boston gets in to Providence at 11:55 am, and that's before the first commuter rail train to South Attleboro even leaves Boston.

If you're trying to stick to public transit, you're definitely going to have to leave at a "reasonable hour" on Saturday night. Otherwise a car will probably have to be involved. I suppose I can check on that, but I'm not too optimistic. My parents are getting stingy about lending it out for Providence trips these days.

___temporal June 26 2006, 21:40:29 UTC

sounds like so much fun! (and crazy too)

m00n June 26 2006, 22:17:28 UTC

Heh, those two words came to mind a lot while I was making wakes in the middle of route 152