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Planners May Alter Highway Bike Path
It was the one part of the six-lane intercounty connector that even highway haters embraced as a small but eco-friendly offset to a road that will pave over streams, woods and wildlife.
Now, the possibility of building a continuous, off-road bicycle and walking trail along the Maryland highway’s 18.8-mile route is in jeopardy—in the name of protecting the environment.
Posted by: Sammy on 08/21 at 04:33 AM
- 1. · Yet they don't think the road will damage the environment???
Talk about cutting off one's nose to spite their face...
Comment by cheryl on 08/21 at 06:51 AM | [Back to Top] | [Back to Main] - 2. · "But bicycle enthusiasts say forgoing a continuous off-road trail on environmental grounds is absurd, saying damage from a path would be minuscule compared with that from the highway."
Wait until they get old enough to drive a car and then listen to them change their tune. Oh, you say some of them are old enough to drive a car? Don't tell them about crossing 60' of the Mattawoman or they will never have a good night's sleep again.
Comment by Iamangttia on 08/21 at 08:24 PM | [Back to Top] | [Back to Main]
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