Re: Fun Ride with WCES on July 29
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Rob
Jul 14, 2010, 8:28:13 PM7/14/10
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Watertown Bicycle and Pedestrian Supporters,
I would like to invite you to join the WBPC along with the Watertown Citizen's for Environmental Safety (WCES) on Thursday, July 29th at 5:30pm for a casual bike ride through town to support the environment (and rally around the oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico). People of all ages and skill levels are welcome. In fact, people who might ordinarily be timid about biking around town are encouraged to join the group as one of the focuses of the ride will be to demonstrate that bicycles are a healthy and safe alternative to motorized vehicles.
The rally point will be in front of Donohue's at 87 Bigelow Ave. The destination of the ride will be Saltonstall Park next to Town Hall at 149 Main St where Phil Wilson and the Berklee Rainbow Band will be performing for free as part of the Watertown Summer Concert Series from 6:30pm to 8:00pm.
WCES is planning to provide flags to pin to your back where you can write a customized slogan/message in support of an environmental issue that's important to you, such as "Carbon Free Transportation" or "End Oil Addiction".
It's going to be a good evening.
This has been cross-posted on the WBPC Blog.
Also, you can "Like" this on Facebook.
Cheers,
Rob Van Dyk
I would like to invite you to join the WBPC along with the Watertown Citizen's for Environmental Safety (WCES) on Thursday, July 29th at 5:30pm for a casual bike ride through town to support the environment (and rally around the oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico). People of all ages and skill levels are welcome. In fact, people who might ordinarily be timid about biking around town are encouraged to join the group as one of the focuses of the ride will be to demonstrate that bicycles are a healthy and safe alternative to motorized vehicles.
The rally point will be in front of Donohue's at 87 Bigelow Ave. The destination of the ride will be Saltonstall Park next to Town Hall at 149 Main St where Phil Wilson and the Berklee Rainbow Band will be performing for free as part of the Watertown Summer Concert Series from 6:30pm to 8:00pm.
WCES is planning to provide flags to pin to your back where you can write a customized slogan/message in support of an environmental issue that's important to you, such as "Carbon Free Transportation" or "End Oil Addiction".
It's going to be a good evening.
This has been cross-posted on the WBPC Blog.
Also, you can "Like" this on Facebook.
Cheers,
Rob Van Dyk
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