The Third Bow Tie Ride - October 5, 2008

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It's a ten-minute break

Cambridge Mayor Denise Simmons addresses the group

Almost time to go

Mayor Simmons and her granddaughter

Continuing the ride -- on to Mt. Auburn St

Past the Cambridge Skating Club at Willard St

The unique block of Shaler Lane

The Mayor and her granddaughter

Now along Huron Ave at Aberdeen Ave

On Blanchard Rd, just before Concord Ave

Waiting for the light at Concord Ave

Entering the Belmont Path from Blanchard Rd

Another queue as riders must squeeze to a single file along the path

The path is a bit over 0.8 miles long

Along the Belmont Path

Refreshments at the Cambridge end of the Minuteman Path prior to the ceremonies

Many bikes

Susanne Rasmussen, Director of Environmental and Transportation Planning for Cambridge

The event is to recognize the Minuteman Path's induction into the National Rail Trail Hall of Fame

Panarama of the event (Click here for 5150x1516 jpeg)

It's a ten-minute break	Cambridge Mayor Denise Simmons addresses the group	Almost time to go	Mayor Simmons and her granddaughter
Continuing the ride -- on to Mt. Auburn St	Past the Cambridge Skating Club at Willard St	The unique block of Shaler Lane	The Mayor and her granddaughter
Now along Huron Ave at Aberdeen Ave	On Blanchard Rd, just before Concord Ave	Waiting for the light at Concord Ave	Entering the Belmont Path from Blanchard Rd
Another queue as riders must squeeze to a single file along the path	The path is a bit over 0.8 miles long	Along the Belmont Path	Refreshments at the Cambridge end of the Minuteman Path prior to the ceremonies
Many bikes	Susanne Rasmussen, Director of Environmental and Transportation Planning for Cambridge	The event is to recognize the Minuteman Path's induction into the National Rail Trail Hall of Fame	Panarama of the event (Click here for 5150x1516 jpeg)