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| Heading Towards Leeds |
We had a really first rate ride along the Sheepscot
River last Saturday. Leanne put together a great route, taking us over some
challenging terrain and some beautiful roads that I, for one, had never ridden
down before. The weather could not have been nicer. It felt like the first
ride of summer - definitely the first ride to break out the sunscreen - and we
had a great group. The ride had just about everything: we had sunshine, blue
skies, art, country stores, metal sculpture, dams, alwives, llamas, prosperous
dairy farms, and Cow Shit Corner (with everything, you get everything). Our
thanks again to Leanne for leading a great ride. This Saturday, kick off your
Memorial Day weekend with an adventure from
Livermore to Leeds, as well as a great run along the Chesterville Esker. Come
early, and we'll have breakfast!
Saturday, May 26th - LIVERMORE
"Single Chainring Tour" - an exploration of the
flatlands from Livermore to Leeds, through Fayette to the Chesterville
Esker.
START: 8:30 AM at the Lunch Pad Restaurant (7:30 am
if you want to join us for breakfast) at the junction of Rt.17 and Rt. 133 (Park
Street) in Livermore, where Rt. 17 N comes into a "T" intersection just before
downtown Livermore Falls. Park in the Footware parking lot next to the
diner.
DISTANCE: about 25 miles.
TERRAIN: mostly moderate with no big
hills.
HIGHLIGHTS: Breakfast, beautiful roads and a nice
flat run along the scenic Chesterville Esker.
LEADER: Jim Merrick.
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