Hello
Everyone,
I've
recently taken the reins of the Southwest Florida Biking MeetUp Group (http://www.meetup.com/Biking-SWFL/) from the founder who
needed a break from managing it after many years of doing so. So that
this community asset wouldn't become history I thought I'd try to keep it alive
and use it as an opportunity to offer cycling education in the form of
"rules of the road and pathway" and even some skills training for
those interested. I'm also hoping it'll lead to some folks to taking one
or more CyclingSavvy sessions (http://cyclingsavvy.org/), thus becoming the confident cyclist they'd like to be.
I've
already had a few takers with a program offered at Lakes Park a few weeks ago
so I thought I'd see if there are others interested but who didn't make it by
scheduling another outing that combines recreational cycling with educational
opportunities. Like last time at Lakes Park, we'll be in an excellent
outdoor setting.
Anyone who's interested
can meet at Calusa Nature Center (http://www.calusanature.org/) to
visit their aviaries, trails, and education center. While there you can take
part in short programs covering the rules of the roads and trails for cyclists
that I'll be offering in the parking lot of CNC beginning at 10am and going
until noon on SATURDAY, JULY 21ST. I'll be there by 9am.
You may
either come by bike or ride yours from there. As many know, CNC is ideally
located for access by bike on the northwest corner of Colonial Blvd and Ortiz
Ave, just west of I-75. It's the eastern trail head for the North Colonial Canal
Linear Park and connects to Six Mile Cypress and Ortiz pathways as well as the
Colonial Blvd pathway and Winkler Ave bike lanes.
You
need not join the MeetUp group to attend this outing but are welcome to.
Whether you do you not, please let me know if you plan to come - you may
reply directly to this Email or do so through MeetUp if you join (no charge to
join or participate). I have a limited number of day passes to the Calusa
Nature Center that will get you in at no charge so the sooner you RSVP the more
likely you'll receive a free pass.
The
weather's been hot and wet but this weekend is forecast to be drier than
earlier this week so I hope you'll consider spending the morning biking,
hiking, and learning....Dan
Dan
Moser
dan@bikepedmatters.com
239-334-6417
dan@bikepedmatters.com
239-334-6417
No comments:
Post a Comment
BikeWalkLee is not responsible for the validity of any comment posted at this site and has the right to remove any comment at any time.