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Bike Lanes for Carlisle Next Year

Thursday, October 15th, 2009

This is old news, but I haven’t been paying attention, so it’s new news for me.

Carlisle is getting some new bike lanes next year!

Planned bike lanes

Evidently, the borough government decided that having a pair of four-lane highways running right through the downtown was not such a good idea. So they’re implementing a “road diet” which includes the cycle lanes.

This is what it looks like now:
Before

This is what it’ll look like when the project is done:
After

Nice, right?

There’s a bunch of PDF files explaining the whole project on the borough website.

Incidentally, there’s a guy running for Mayor of Harrisburg who has as part of his platform:

“Eliminate the six lane, divided highway called Front and Second”

Maybe there’s hope for the same kind of “road diet” treatment in downtown Harrisburg.

Guardian of the Wool

Thursday, April 16th, 2009

If you even think about taking his wool blankie, he’ll scratch your fucking eyes out.

Cringer

Fashionista

Thursday, August 14th, 2008

If people can be civil war reenactors, I want to re-enact this guy.

Bike Dude

My hat is in the mail, the breeches just arrived from ebay, and I see (via 5toedsloth) that a suitable mount is now available.

Guv'nor

All I need is a Calabash pipe, and I’ll be all set.

Oh, anyone know where I can get some size 15 wool knee socks?

Numbers

Thursday, May 29th, 2008

Today: 10 miles
May: 124 miles
2008 Utility Miles: 182
2008 Total Miles: 272 miles

Free Lunch – Day 3

Wednesday, January 16th, 2008

I decided to get up early this morning so I’d have time to take some pictures on my commute.
Unfortunately, I didn’t factor into my calculations that getting up early means commuting in the dark, so my pictures didn’t turn out very well.

This is the best one, and it pretty much sucks.

Interstate 81 Traffic

I took this picture about 100 yards from my office. I like to stop on this bridge to cool off. On nicer days, there’s a decent view of the city from here. (You’ll probably have to click the big version to see it.)

View in the springtime

Today: 10 miles
January: 52 miles
2008: 52 miles