Leisurely ride along the Lachine Canal, up to Parc Angrignon then back through Ville-Émard and Côte-St-Paul. Not too windy along the canal today which was a nice change from recent rides.
Total trip distance: 19.56 km
Moving time: 1h 01m
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Today’s ride in the context of all my Montreal rides:
It was finally time to go get a BANQ library card (who doesn’t need cards for both systems in the city?). I went along the Old Port and up the Berri bike lanes. After visiting BANQ, I continued up Berri to Saint-Joseph and then came back down on Saint-Urbain. Not the most exciting ride, but I covered some new streets.
Total trip distance: 15.38 km
Moving time: 0h 59m
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What do we want electric vehicles to do for us, anyway? **
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Science 💙💙💙🏴☠️ pic.twitter.com/VgvMxcA5n2
— Molly Rogers (@JollyMollyRoger) July 12, 2021
Today’s ride took me to the end of the Canal de l’Aqueduc and then back through LaSalle on Rue Centrale before crossing the canal to pass through Ville-Émard.
Total trip distance: 22.91 km
Moving time: 1h 16m
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Today’s ride in the context of all my Montreal rides:
Another daycare integration morning for the baby so with the free hours I took a ride up along the Maisonneuve cycle way out to Montreal West and the back along Avenue Fielding and through Monkland Village.
Total trip distance: 24.50 km
Moving time: 1h 36m
Zoomed in image of the ride.
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Someone (in real life? on the internet?) once told me the story of someone who reads “AF” as “as foretold.”
— Corey Vilhauer (@MrVilhauer) July 8, 2021
As in, “This taco is spicy AF” was read as “This taco is spicy, as foretold.”
I don’t remember who it was, but I am here to thank them: I now also read it this way.
It was a daycare integration morning for the baby so I had a few hours free to get on my bike. Since I was already downtown, I decided to take on Chemin Olmstead up to the Mont-Royal lookout. It was a slow ride but certainly possible on a single-speed. It is great to see the water fountains on everywhere (a rare occurence in my time in Toronto).
Total trip distance: 18.29 km
Moving time: 1h 23m
Zoomed in image of the ride.
