The Pedalshift Project 210: Western C&O Loop, Day 3 - a podcast by Tim Mooney
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Concluding my western C&O loop adventure! Day 3 began with a chilly, rainy start. The loop had to be closed, but would anything other than rain and tunnels stand in my way?
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Pedalshift Tour Journals: Western C&O Loop
Day 3 began with a chilly, rainy start. It's hard to believe a summer C&O ride would include anything other than hot, hazy and humid but it was what it was. The loop had to be closed, but would anything other than rain and tunnels stand in my way?
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Statistics
Miles biked: 44 (Go Orange, all my plan ... not really)
Morning grilled cheeses: 1
Number of grilled cheeses eaten since this tour: 0
Downed trees: 2
Bat habitat tunnels: 1
Flats: zero
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