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Your favorite spot to stop?
Mine have to be:
1. Detour through the park to skip rocks by the creek. 2. Sit in the locally owned grocery store and have an excellent quart or pint of ice cold chocolate milk, with or without sushi or wrap. 3. Our movie theater. Newtown Theatre | What about yours? Do you ever make a day/night of a trip & go to a favorite spot? - Andy |
My favorite stop is home! There is nowhere at all of any interest along my commute. Any bars or restaraunts I want to go to are within walking distance from work or the complete opposite direction. Maybe a lunchtime trip, but other than that, nah there is nothing.
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Originally Posted by TransitBiker
(Post 17254001)
Mine have to be:
1. Detour through the park to skip rocks by the creek. 2. Sit in the locally owned grocery store and have an excellent quart or pint of ice cold chocolate milk, with or without sushi or wrap. 3. Our movie theater. Newtown Theatre | What about yours? Do you ever make a day/night of a trip & go to a favorite spot? - Andy |
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by the cathedral:
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=414398 at the pub: http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=414399 |
I rarely stop on my commute except for the hardware store or RadioShack if I need something for a project.
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A lot of places. Most common is probably the roadhouse in what used to be a shady part of a shady town. Good food, and still draws in a few sourdoughs with character at the bar as regulars. Of course anyplace surrounded by bicycle and outdoors shops, that also professes to have a great love for tater tots, bacon, and bourbon, is generally alright by me.
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There's a country deli on my way to work, and when I stop in there at 6:30-7:00am, I typically run into one or two old buddies from the neighborhood (I live in the same community in which I grew up) and shoot the breeze for a bit. Of course, on my agenda is making sure they understand that I bike to work for fun and exercise, NOT as the result of a DWI or bad stroke of financial luck!
Anyway, I look forward to making this stop any time I leave a little extra early. |
Not long enough really. I do sometimes stop a few minutes to rest on or near the Hazel bridge if I'm having a bad day.
Chocolate milk and sushi? Really? That's grody |
Lock 33 on the Erie Canal. It's about halfway between work and home. Drinking fountain to top-off my bottle, porta-potty, and I'm back on my way.
It's even lighted too. I've fixed flats there twice after dark. |
Can't stop. Don't want to either.
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Sherlock's... I have to stop for a pretzel stout...http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=414426
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This time of the year, I have to stop to remove a layer to keep from overheating. That is my only stop, literally. I ride 15 miles non-stop door to door. Usually strip down in Georgetown at the end if the CCT, or near the Tidal Basin. Depends on how far I make it. 10 degree temperature increase in the first five miles. I hate freezing for 20 minutes first thing in the morning.
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Originally Posted by Darth Lefty
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Chocolate milk and sushi? Really? That's grody
Originally Posted by tsl
(Post 17254856)
Lock 33 on the Erie Canal. It's about halfway between work and home. Drinking fountain to top-off my bottle, porta-potty, and I'm back on my way.
It's even lighted too. I've fixed flats there twice after dark. - Andy |
Originally Posted by Rcrxjlb
(Post 17255140)
Sherlock's... I have to stop for a pretzel stout...http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=414426
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Stop on my commute? McD for coffee in the morning.
Not commuting? Anywhere I think I see something worth shooting, with my camera. Picnic tables at parks for a quick snack - drink. And of course fast food and convenience stores. |
It's pretty rare that I stop ... but I have detours that I love. Taking the long way around near the Art Museum. Heading over to the lake instead of taking the direct route home, south of downtown.
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Originally Posted by alan s
(Post 17255373)
This time of the year, I have to stop to remove a layer to keep from overheating. That is my only stop, literally. I ride 15 miles non-stop door to door. Usually strip down in Georgetown at the end if the CCT, or near the Tidal Basin. Depends on how far I make it. 10 degree temperature increase in the first five miles. I hate freezing for 20 minutes first thing in the morning.
But my favorite spot to stop is my back door where my family meets me at the door to unload lights, bags, etc. |
Stop on a commute? Almost unthinkable! I don't even stop to take off or put on clothes.
However, I will stop to keep from being run over. |
Originally Posted by RidingMatthew;17256078But [B
my favorite spot [/B]to stop is my back door where my family meets me at the door to unload lights, bags, etc.
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The Chart Room , 1 block from the LBS.
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Coffee bucks. I teach IDC at a local 24hr Fit near my main job and then meet peeps from that class there. I only stop when I have this and errands and of course red lights. Stop and smell the roses you all. V |
Where there's beer, I'll be there my dear.
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Originally Posted by ThermionicScott
(Post 17255071)
Can't stop. Don't want to either.
If I leave early and don't add miles, I'll hit the Panera that's close to the office. But normally I don't have the time to stop and hang out anywhere. The only possible places are either 95% of the way to work or 95% of the way home. Oh, stopping at a Red Box once in a while happens. |
Originally Posted by Darth Lefty
(Post 17254849)
Chocolate milk and sushi? Really? That's grody
Originally Posted by TransitBiker
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You are missing out, my friend.
- Andy |
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