Showing posts with label Stowe Bike Path. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stowe Bike Path. Show all posts

Sunday, September 6, 2020

Stowe2020 - 4-Various

Thursday, Sept 3rd

On Thursday, I drove up to Hyde Park to mountain bike at Cricket Hill. The weather was gorgeous! My ride there is detailed on my mountain biking/hiking blog >.  In the evening we had Mexican food to go at the house that Bri rented.

Friday, Sept 4th

Friday was spent playing my Native American Flutes at various spots (Moscow Recreation Park, Perry Hill, etc.) In the afternoon Cris and I drove around looking for fresh blueberries to no avail but we stopped at a couple of farms and purchased a few things. Driving the back roads of Waterbury was interesting - especially Perry Hill Road.

Being our last night together with Greg (he headed back to Colorado early Saturday), the three of us had dinner together at Pie-casso a wonderful Pizza lace.

Saturday Sept. 5th, 2020

On mid morning Saturday, I road the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail from Hyde Park to Cambridge Junction. The trip is detailed on my railroad-related PedalPoint blog >.

On Saturday evening - although it was cold, I road a quickie on the bike path.

Stowe Bike Path - North End

Sunday- Sept. 6th, 2020

Sunday morning was spent working on Web and YouTube documentations of this trip followed by a visit with Cris to the Stowe Farmer's Market. In the afternoon, I mountain biked on the lower trails at Trapp Family Lodge.

Monday, August 31, 2020

Stowe2020 - 2-Monday

Still needing a bit more time to settle in - today was a leisurely day, After we determined the Wifi connection was good so Greg could log in and teach remotely, a trip to Waterbury to stock up on groceries was the first order of business.

After lunch, I rode down to the Stowe Bike Path and road the entire trail back and forth. Luckily we are staying right near the north end of the trail,
Yep- that's Mt Mansfield beyond the corn field


An attraction at the Corn Maze - feed the goats!
At the the south end 
Back at the north end - there's a horse riding path... 
Hmm - a couple of nice spots to play the Native American Flute...