November 2007 Ride Schedule

Last updated at Thursday, 11 October 2007

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The Potomac Pedalers Touring Club Ride Schedule as published in the November 2007 Pedal Patter follows. Please check Pedal Patter for any changes, corrections, etc.

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Weekday Rides:

November 2007 Ride Schedule

Weekday Rides

November -- Mondays

BB * 30ish * MD * 10 AM * Glen Echo Park (GLE)
The Usual Weekday Ride From Glen Echo . Moderately hilly ride through Potomac, with a probable stop at a cafe near the end. See November 12 description for Veterans Day holiday ride. No go in the rain or on wet roads. Check with leaders if temp is below 40°. Please park in the lower portion of the lot farthest from Macarthur Boulevard. Dereck Woodward [dereckw@comcast.net] and Warren Farb [wfarb@comcast.net] 301/320-4942.

November -- Fridays

CC * 35 * MD * 10 AM * Buddy Attick Park (BUD)
Weekend Warmup . Take the day off and join us; we have built a nice crew of regulars and irregulars for this casual and true "CC" paced mostly rolling ride with two climbs to keep us honest. And plan on lunch after the ride at Greenbelt Center. NOTE: park in the Buddy Attick parking lot (despite what the ride start description says) and not across the street at Ivy Lane. George Schneider [gbs319@juno.com] and Harold Goldstein [mdbiker@goldray.com] 301/854-0388 or 202/997-2376.

November 3 Saturday

ALL * 38/34/27 * VA * 10:15 AM * Belle Haven Picnic Area (BEL) * 40°/30%
Charles Cushman Memorial Ride . This is a nice winter training ride, with some good hills, and it is remarkably traffic-free. There is one rest stop. Ride leader will have the sign up sheet, cue sheets and be there to get everyone started. Then it will basically be "leaderless" groups that will form according to pace and distance. There is usually a post ride lunch bunch. Park in the north lot (second one) Call the leader if you have questions or weather/road conditions dubious. Barbara Binder [bbinder743ataol.com ] 703/385-9669 or 703/309-3757.

C (F) * 22 * VA * 10 AM * ROO * 40°/35%
Roosevelt Island to Great Falls . Join us for a scenic "C" paced (10-12MPH) ride from Roosevelt Island up to Great Falls Park. After we get out of Georgetown the Fall colors should be splendid for the whole trip up the canal to the GF park. Pack a picnic lunch for our rest stop near the bridges over to the falls overlook. Call leader for additional information. Al Burt 703/521-9629.

C/D * 26 * MD * 10:30 AM * Point of Rocks (POR)
Towpath and Lunch at Harpers Ferry . Park at the picturesque Victorian train station on Rt 28 in the town of Point of Rocks. The bike ride itself is on the towpath to Harpers Ferry and back--an historic stretch where the Potomac cuts through the first line of the Appalachians: Catoctin Ridge and South Mountain. On the way to Harpers Ferry, there are great views of the islands and rapids of the river, as well as the old canal works and the abandoned mill town of Weverton. Hybrid or ATB tires are best, but it can be navigated on a touring bike. Bring a bike lock and money for lunch. Leader is planning to go rain or shine--it can be sunny up the river while it’s raining in Washington. If it’s raining cats and dogs at ride start, we'll explore other options. Mike High 703/597-7912.

CC * 39 * VA * 10 AM * Middleburg ES (MID) * 70%
Meandering to Marshall . I can promise you one of the best routes I've seen for this mileage - rolling hills, stacked stone fences, beautiful horse farms and white-faced Herefords. If you don't enjoy Zulla Road, it's time to think about listing your bike on Ebay. There are two rest stops with stores and toilet facilities (one's a portable, but come on, this isn't Butterfield and Robinson). Then we finish in one of those full service towns. You know, the kind with good food and cold beer (Salamander Market). Sympathizers of all causes welcome. John Wannen [john@wannen.com] 202/454-6701 or 202/441-5625.

CC * 40 * MD * 10 AM * Monocacy MS (MMS)
Three Covered Bridges . Perfect Fall ride. Join me for one of my favorite rides which promises (and delivers) beautiful scenery and 3 historic bridges to cross. Not much traffic and not many hills. No go if it is raining or threatening to. Possible lunch afterwards at the brewery in Frederick. First time riders feel free to call rider leader with any questions. Susie Etcheverry 202/321-0173.

B (MH) * 40/52 * MD * 10 AM * St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Libertytown
Three Unions and a Windsor. Come out and ride in an area that we do not often see. Beautiful country roads, historic old towns, lovely scenery, generally low traffic. The temperature and the group will determine the ride length. As the park is fielding a huge soccer tournament, we'll accept the generosity of a nearby church for parking, and roll to the park for 0.0 setting & potty use. (Directions [Updated from Pedal Patter]: Libertytown is a little north and east of Frederick, 45 miles from the intersection of I-495 and I-270 – a very easy drive. Take I-270 to US 15 North to a right onto MD 26 towards Walkersville. Follow MD 26 through Libertytown. Turn left at Green Valley Road/Rt. 75. Go one block. Green Valley Road Becomes Church Street. The church address is 9201 A Church Street, Libertytown, MD 21762.) No go in rain. If in doubt about the weather, call the ride leader the morning of the ride. Denise Cohen [bikergal101<>yahoo dot com] 301/233-7535.

B (MH) * 43/56 * VA * 10 AM * Amissville Commuter Lot (AMI) * 40°/35%
Rappahannock's Villes, Mills, & Hills (clockwise) . This route features the scenic wrinkles of Rappahannock county in, we'll hope, full fall livery. The ride(s) were run in the opposite direction in July; this time, we'll go "sunwise", to help keep our forward view aglow. It also puts various routing choices after the rest stop in Sperryville. The 56 mi route all paved, but the shorter route uses a flat, 0.7mi of dirt road (hasn't been a problem). Call if the weather is dubious. Mark Hemhauser [mbhhbm<>verizon.net] 202/543-8005.

BB(MH) * 80 * VA * 9:30 AM * Warren Co. HS, Front Royal (WCH)
Edinburg Gap . Edinburg Gap returns in our customary early November time slot - as I have learned (though others have apparently not) that this ride's exposure makes it an ordeal in the heat but idyllic in the cooler weather. Fast run down the Fort Valley , then over the Edinburg Gap, and then miles and miles of rollers as we head back to Front Royal through Middletown . Joint ride with the "A"s. No go in rain or wet roads. Call the ride leader if weather is questionable. Tracy Hilmer [tracylh417<>verizon.net] 240/274-2016.

A * 66 * MD * 9:30 AM * Layton Village SC (LAV) * 40%
Laytonsville to Salem Bottom . A good ride for late Fall. Plenty of rollers along the way but no major climbs on familiar roads. Ride leader will not show up if there is a better than 40% chance of rain. Hugo Romero [h.romero8@verizon.net] 202/546-0784.

A * 80 * VA * 9:30 AM * Warren Co. HS, Front Royal (WCH)
Edinburg Gap . Edinburg Gap returns in our customary early November time slot - as I have learned (though others have apparently not) that this ride's exposure makes it an ordeal in the heat but idyllic in the cooler weather. Fast run down the Fort Valley , then over the Edinburg Gap, and then miles and miles of rollers as we head back to Front Royal through Middletown . Joint ride with the BBs. No go in rain or wet roads. Call the ride leader if weather is questionable. Jonathan Mirsky [mirsky2207<>hotmail.com] 202/320-1310.

November 4 Sunday

TANDEM * 2.5/25/50 flat miles * MD * 10 AM * Mirkins
WABITS Tailgate . END OF SEASON RIDE: JOINT WABITS/CRABS RIDE. ALL TANDEM COUPLES INVITED. No cars in Rock Creek Park on Sunday. Cue sheets with maps. Virtually impossible to get lost on this course. Camaraderie, and FREE PIZZA AND SOFT DRINKS. You can bring salads or desserts (Editor: Chocolate is a vegetable.) if you want, but it is not required. Just bring yourself and your tandem partner. YOU MUST TELL US THAT YOU ARE COMING so we will know how much food to order. Call 301/951-4442 or email Gabe@drmirkin.com and leave names and email or telephone number. (Directions. FROM BALTIMORE: Take JFK Expressway / I-95 toward DC. Right turn toward Silver Spring and Bethesda onto the DC Capitol Beltway / I-495. Go past four exits and take the fifth exit / 33 South / Connecticut Ave. Directions from VIRGINIA AND DC CAPITOL BELTWAY: North-west portion of DC Capitol Beltway / I-495 to exit 33 / south toward DC / Connecticut Ave. Go two miles. Take 7th light left East-West Hwy / Rt 410. Go one mile. Turn right at firstlight / Beach Dr. Go 800 yards. Take the first right / Woodbine. There is a school on the corner. Go 200 yards. Take the second right / Rossdhu Ct. 7608 is the third house on the left. Follow tandem signs. FROM THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Take 16th St North until you cross into Maryland. Take a left turn at the light / East-West Hwy. Go two miles and take a left at the light / Beach Dr. Go 800 yards. Take the first right / Woodbine. There is a school on the corner. Go 200 yards. Take the second right / Rossdhu Ct. 7608 is the third house on the left. Follow tandem signs.Mirkins [gabe@#drmirkin.com] 301/951-4442.

D/C (MF) * 16 * VA * 11 AM * Shirlington Village, Arlington (SHR)
Lunch in Shirlington . Join us for lunch at one of the many restaurants in Shirlington (free parking in garages and lots on weekends). We meet at 11 AM on the brick plaza in front of the Shirlington Library / Signature Theater on Campbell Ave (formerly named 28th St South.), Arlington 22206, to select a restaurant, then go to lunch at about 1 PM. See you there!!!! [P.S. Between 11 AM and 1 PM you are welcome to join the leader on the bike trails of Arlington (the Arlington Loop: traveling first on a portion of the W&OD Trail, then the Custis Trail, the Mount Vernon Trail, and the Four Mile Run Trail) with a rest stop at Starbuck's in Lyon Village, and a brief regrouping at Gravelly Point (cue sheet on PPTC website, and passed out at ride). The 3-4 miles on the Custis Trail are hilly; the rest of the ride is pretty flat. Leader rides a slow "C" pace; all levels welcome (those wanting more or fewer miles may wish to continue up the W&OD and return to join us for the main event: lunch!). If raining: lunch is at 11 AM; ride is no go. DETAILED DIRECTIONS: I. From Beltway (I-495): Take I-395 North; Take Exit 6 - Shirlington / Quaker Lane; Bear left over highway, move immediately into right lane, and turn left at the first traffic light onto Arlington Mill Dr.; Cross through traffic light at intersection of S. Randolph St. and Arlington Mill Dr. then make the next left onto Campbell Ave.; Proceed one block and turn right into the parking garage (indicated by a blue parking sign); Park on an upper level; Exit the garage and turn right: meet on the brick plaza in front of Signature Theater / Shirlington Library. II. From Washington DC: Take I-395 South; Take Exit 7 - Shirlington / Glebe Road and remain in the left lane of the exit - overhead sign is marked "Shirlington"; After passing below overpass, bear to the right to exit into Shirlington; At the end of the exit, go straight through the traffic light crossing Shirlington Rd to proceed onto Arlington Mill Dr.; Cross through traffic light at intersection of S. Randolph St. and Arlington Mill Dr. then make the next left onto Campbell Ave.; Proceed one block and turn right into the parking garage (indicated by a blue parking sign); Park on an upper level; Exit the garage and turn right: meet on the brick plaza in front of Signature Theater / Shirlington Library. Ron Trueworthy [Ron_Trueworthy@Yahoo.com.] SND/EEE-MAIL.

C (F) * 32 * VA * 10 AM * Margaret M. Pierce ES (MPS) * 70%
Between The Rivers . The largest cavalry battle of the Civil War, the Battle of Brandy Station, occurred on June 9, 1863 and involved nearly 17,000 horsemen under Confederate Maj. Gen. J.E.B. Stuart and Union Maj. Gen. Alfred Pleasonton. Amid rumors of a possible major Confederate offensive, Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker (famous for "Hooker's Girls" and you know the rest of the story), commander of the Union Army of the Potomac, assigned a reconnaissance-in-force to Pleasonton's 11,000 man cavalry. Though the Confederates could claim the victory, the Battle of Brandy Station, remarked one Confederate, "made the Federal cavalry." Along with this new-found confidence, Union horsemen discovered the position of the Army of Northern Virginia. The Confederates were slipping west, to the Shenandoah Valley on Lee's last great offensive, which would end a month later at Gettysburg. You're going to like this ride and six miles before the end we stop for lunch at the Inn at Kelly's Ford. The Pelham's (Maj. John Pelham commander of Stuart'shorse artillery) Pub downstairs invites us with outdoor seating and a grand vista of an equestrian meadow. Sympathizers of all causes welcome. E-mail ride leader for the meaning of God or other answers to great riddles.John Wannen [john@wannen.com] C: 202/441-5625.

CC(H) * 35 * VA * 10 AM * LaGrange Winery, Haymarket
Road Ride at LaGrange . Enjoy a ride to Middleburg, and then partake lunch in the setting of what is becoming one of Virginia's premier wineries. Bring food from home or stop en route to pick up winery fare in Middleburg or The Plains (recommend the newly reopened Farm Market in the Plains). Please attend to pre-ride bathroom needs with a stop in Haymarket; there will be no facility at the winery (the winery won't be open at the start time). This is a companion ride to the paved-unpaved Rustic Ride at the La Grange. (Directions: I-66 W past Manassas and Gainesville to Haymarket / Rt 15 exit; L at top of exit ramp; R at second TL onto Rt 55; in one mile, R Antioch Rd; winery in approximately two miles on the left; at the winery, take the driveway that forks to the right and park behind the new building. Alternative: Rt 15 S through Gilbert's Corner / Rt 50 / Rt 15 intersection, R on Waterfall Rd just after TL for Rt 234; L on Antioch Rd in approximately 2 miles; winery on right in about 0.8 mile.) Barbara Binder [bbinder743 at aol.com] 703/385-9669.

CC(H) * 50(ish) * MD * 9:30 AM * Layton Village SC (LAV)
Leaping around Laytonsville . Ride leader has not ridden from Laytonsville all year and is looking forward to re-visiting some well-known roads, that make for good riding territory. We should still have some lovely autumn leaves for scenery. Please call if you have any questions about the weather. Joan Oppel [oppel.js <> verizon.net] C: 703/328-1978.

CC/ATB(H) * 35 * VA * 10 AM * La Grange Winery, Haymarket
Rustic Ride at the La Grange (paved/unpaved) . About 13 miles of this ride is unpaved on quaint narrow back roads. We will start at the newest winery in Northern Virginia, which has become a popular attraction. The winery is also the gateway to some of the best unpaved roads in Fauquier County. After the ride enjoy a lunch with the winery's great wine at their beautiful setting. If you do not bring food from home, there is ample opportunity to pick up good winery fare along the way either in Middleburg or The Plains (recommend the newly reopened Farm Market in the Plains). You will experience Bust Head Road (the more gentle part) and Bull Run Mountain Road on the way to Middleburg. Touring bikes, hybrids, ATB's, and cyclocross bikes all welcome. Minimum tire sizes of 700c/32, 26/1.50, 650b/38 recommended. Several short steep rises on the route qualify this ride for a Hilly rating; you will appreciate your lower gears. Please attend to pre-ride bathroom needs with a stop in Haymarket; there will be no facility at the winery (the winery won't beopen at the start time). (Directions: I-66 W past Manassas and Gainesville to Haymarket / Rt 15 exit; L at top of exit ramp; R at second TL onto Rt 55; in one mile, R Antioch Rd; winery in approximately two miles on the left; at the winery, take the driveway that forks to the right and park behind the new building. Alternative: Rt 15 S through Gilbert's Corner / Rt 50 / Rt 15 intersection, R on Waterfall Rd just after TL for Rt 234; L on Antioch Rd in approximately 2 miles; winery on right in about 0.8 mile.)Tom Roberson [roberson3084@comcast.net] 703/743-5062 or 703/577-9567.

B * 45 - 50 * MD * 9:30 AM * Rileys Lock (RIL)
Rileys Lock Meander . Out and about in western Montgomery County. Come on out and join Doreen to get the answer to the burning question… Is it possible for "B" riders, even in November, to actually meander? Will the "BB" police show up to insure that there is no meandering? Will some brave "CC" riders actually ride in the cold, lured out of the warmth of their abodes by the prospect of meandering? No one submits after ride reports anymore so you will just have to come out and see for yourself. Doreen Chaitt [dchaitt@niaid.nih.gov] 301/942-3564.

B (MF) * 32/40+ * DC * 9 AM * Key Park in Georgetown
Sunday Revolution . We'll loop out through Potomac Village on MacArthur. Ride to the start to get 40 miles (if you want to ride down from Kensington call me). Ride leader will be riding Fixed Gear sometimes. You can too. We also have a shorter loop. Coffee at Dean and Deluca's after or refill your bottles at Revolution Cycles. Speedy says he will give discounts to everyone who rides at Revolution Cycles that whole day. No go in rain. (Directions: Key Park is located at the corner of the Key Bridge and M St NW. Parking down on K St.) Gunther Stern [gunther@gmcgt.org] 202/631-2323 Robert "Speedy" Thomas [speedy@revolutioncycles.com] 240/535-9993.

BB/A * 56/65 * MD * 10 AM * Allen Pond Park (ALP)
Sunday Recovery Ride . These are the standard loops to either Deale or to North Beach depending on how tired we are from yesterday's exertions. Cues have been adjusted for the detour around the Central Ave. bridge closure. Please check the Pedalers Google List server or the PPTC website Ride News forum if weather appears questionable. Al Robertson [al.rob verizon.net] 703/549-6170.

November 7 Wednesday

ALL * 0 * MD * 7 PM * Mamma Lucia's College Park
Midweek Madcap Carbo Loading for the Weekend . Unfortunately less daylight combined with a need to work to fuel our cycling habits are working against us for riding in the evening. However, you can still enjoy the camaraderie of fellow cyclists during dinner on the first Wednesday of every month. Mamma Lucia's is located in College Park at 4734 Cherry Hill Rd. This is just south of the I-495 Beltway off US 1 in the same shopping center as Home Depot. Come join us for good food, good company, and longing for those longer days. Bob Bernstein [pptc_b_riders@yahoo.com] 240/593-2539.

November 10 Saturday

ALL * 38/34/27 * VA * 10:15 AM * Belle Haven Picnic Area (BEL) * 40°/30%
Charles Cushman Memorial Ride . See November 3 for details. Tom Niedbala [niedbalaatverizon.net] 703/799-4598.

D * 15 * MD * 10:30 AM * Veirs Mill Park RC (VMP) * 50%
Lake Needwood Adventure . A pleasant, easy ride with a few hills on the shady Rock Creek Bike Trail to Lake Needwood. Lunch afterwards at Black Market restaurant in Garrett Park (prices range from $11-17 for sandwiches, salads, and pizzas). Locks and helmets please. Call ride leader if weather is marginal. Linda Borst-Kolko [flamingote@starpower.net] 301/270-5680.

C * 36 * VA * 10 AM * Nokesville Community Park (NCP)
Nokesville Loop . The usual Nokesville ride; a nice easy loop to warm you up. Kathy Stoner 703/718-0890.

CC * 40 * MD * 9:30 AM * Riley's Lock (RIL)
Dickerson Express . We'll traverse a few rolling hills and the (perhaps) not as bad as it sounds "Mt.Diablo" on the way to a rest stop in Dickerson at the half-way point. One hill on the way back (just after the rest stop) as we breeze back to the start near the C&O canal. No go in rain or wet roads. If you call the day of the ride and there's no answer, I'm on my way and the ride is on. Dale Hunt [dhunt175@yahoo.com] 703/528-3972.

B * 54 * MD * 9 AM * Veirs Mill Park RC (VMP)
The Usual . The usual ride out to Poolesville. No go in rain or with temperatures less than 30°. Gunther Stern [gunther@gmcgt.org] 202/631-2323.

B(H) * 58/49 * MD * 10:30 AM * Poolesville HS (POO)
MarLu: The Hard Way . Enjoy the views from the top on this scenic and mostly hilly ride around Sugarloaf Mountain. Climbs include the all time favorites MarLu ridge (the hard way), Flint Hill and the hills on Peachtree road. We'll work our way back to Poolesville via Peachtree and Cattail road. Call leader if weather is doubtful. Peter Gruber [pmgruber@comcast.net] 301/581-0999.

B * 66 * VA * 10 AM * Warrenton P&R (WPR)
Warrenburg With a Twist . We'll join our "BB" friends riding to capture cookies in Middleburg. NB: This ride starts along Rt.29 on the edge of Warrenton, not at the in-town lot. Check with leaders if the weather is dubious. Janice Stoodley [Janice.Stoodley<>verizon.net] 703/532-3021.

BB * 66 * VA * 10 AM * Warrenton P&R (WPR)
Warrenburg With a Twist . Rolling ride through Marshall and Middleburg (it's Saturday, so the cookie shop should be open). This is basically Wayne's Warrenburg Ride with a few extra hills added in. Note: Ride start is the Park & Ride prior to entering Warrenton, not the downtown lot. Melinda Simons [melindasimons <> yahoo.com] 703/892-4928.

BB(MH) * 68 * MD * 9 AM * Urbana P&R (URB)
How Hilly is My Valley . Who knew there were so many hills in the valley? We never get that far above sea level, but we sure will rack up some elevation gain as we wind our way to Libertytown and points north, drop through Unionville on our way to Mt. Airy and finally chug back to Urbana. Some details are up in the air as of press time, but we'll have two rest stops. No go in rain. Eric Pilsk [epilsk@gmail.com] 240/893-3499.

November 11 Sunday

D/C (MF) * 16 * VA * 11 AM * Shirlington Village, Arlington (SHR)
Lunch in Shirlington . See November 4 ride description for details. Ron Trueworthy [Ron_Trueworthy@Yahoo.com] SND/EEE-MAIL.

C * 25ish * VA * 11 AM * Old Dominion Brewpub * 45°
Old Dominion Brewpub Ride . A fun ride on the W O & D Trail (beginning from Brewpub parking lot at 25.5 mile marker). All levels are encouraged to join us and ride at your own pace. The ride leader will do a "C" pace. One hour out and one hour back to parking lot. Those who like can meet at the Brewpub at 1 PM for burgers and brew...they have the greatest root beer. (Directions from the Capital beltway: Take the Dulles Toll Road (VA-267 West) to exit 9-B / Rt 28 North. After the second traffic light, exit to the left at Waxpool Rd / Rt 625 west toward Ashburn. Take a right at the 3rd traffic light onto Loudoun County Pkwy. Merge to the left and take your 1st left at Beaumeade Circle. Take the 2nd left at Guilford Dr. Old Dominion is the 2nd entrance on your left, #44633 Guilford Dr.) If weather looks doubtful, call. Teri Larriva 703/644-0884 or C: 703/629-8847.

CC(H) * 35/45 * MD * TBA * Glenwood MS (GLW)
Glenwood Gambol . A fine, scenic, Howard County jaunt that won't be too hilly but, after all, it is Howard county. This is a delightful ride if your seatpost bolt does not shear off. Note that the ride start time is TBA .... Since I don't know if the temperature is going to be 80° or 65° I don't know the best time to start this ride. So as an experiment I am going to have it assigned 3 days before the ride. I will post the time on the RIDE forum, send it to the google group and email it to anyone who asks. If you are not online just call me. I did this last summer and it was WILDLY successful. Note all the copycats. Janet Young and Harold Goldstein [mdbiker@goldray.com] 301/854-0388 or 202/997-2376.

CC(MH) * 47 * VA * 9:30 AM * Clarke County HS, Berryville (CCH)
Shenandoah River Rustic (paved/unpaved) . A ride that explores both banks of the Shenandoah River between Rt 7 and Rt 50, including many of the roads you passed by on the PPTC Century. Half this ride is nearly flat, the other half very hilly (2900' of climbing total), hence the MH designation. If you enjoy scenic dirt road riding, you will love this ride. Lunch at the deli in Millwood at mile 30. You can find the route at http://www.routeslip.com/routes/23935. Steve Palincsar [palincss@his.com] C: 703/548-1585.

B * 38/48 * VA * 9 AM * Vienna Community Center (VCC) * 35°
Great Falls/River Bend Variation . All classes welcome. Since you may driven far yesterday or plan to drive out to SkyMass tomorrow, here's a close in ride for the day in-between. Have the afternoon at home! The Great Falls portion has sufficiently challenging hills. I hope to have a 10 mile add-on to the basic 38 if the weather warrants. Wet roads on these hills will definitely mean CANCEL. Patrick Dominick [pld1 AT cox.net] 703/927-5986.

B (H) * 58 or Less * MD * 9:30 AM * Bollman Bridge ES (BOL)
The Hills of Ellicott City . Just because it is a bit nippy out doesn't mean we have to give up training for the mountain stages of the Giro, Tour and Vuelta! These hills run the gamut from short and steep to long and not quite as steep. A fairly easy ride from Savage to Ellicott City and then we will do the loops including the seven hills of Ellicott City. As a bonus, the longer ride goes from the foot of Illchester Rd on the Grist Mill Trail to Gun Rd. We will stay in Howard County and if it is too cold, we will forgo a few of the hills to make the ride shorter. However, fear not. Illchester Rd and College Rd are early in the ride. Bob Bernstein [pptc_b_riders@yahoo.com] 240/593-2539.

BB/A * 55-60ish * VA * 10 AM * Middleburg ES (MID) * 35°
Something In The Middle . A route I did the first time I ever attended a PPTC ride, and haven't really revisited since (amnesia, anyone?). Should be good for enjoying some rolling countryside, at the very least. No go in steady rain, snow or icy roads - otherwise, we roll. Any last minute announcements will be on the Pedalers Google Group and the BikePPTC forums. Please take care parking around the ride start location (along streets, NOT in the school lot -- church use) to avoid bad blood with the locals. Rudi Riet [rudi<>songfta.com] 860/869-7610.

BB/A * 55ish * MD * 10 AM * Riley's Lock (RIL)
A Riley's Surprise . As I submit this ride, I'm really not sure where we'll go. Rest assured that I have plenty of old cue sheets for Riley's. I plan to dig thru them and come up with a keeper. You'll just have to show up to find out what I picked. Karen Berlage 301/963-1482.

November 12 Monday

D/C * 20+ * VA * 10:30 AM * Ashburn Village SC (AVC) * 35°/50%
Veterans Day Ride and Buffet Lunch at Banjara Indian Restaurant . Cycle west past Leesburg on the W&OD Trail. Ride for one hour at your pace, then turn around and return to the ride start. Join the group for lunch after the ride at the ride start location, Ashburn Village shopping center. See www.banjaracuisine.com for info including menu, prices and directions. Those who want to get in more miles can start at VA-28 and/or go past Leesburg toward Purcellville. Wear a helmet, bring water, bike lock and money for lunch. New and prospective club members are welcome and encouraged to participate. Steven Jones [jonesse1@gmail.com] 703/716-4929.

C * 22 * VA * 11 AM * Gunston ES (GES)
Mason Neck Meander . A leisurely ride through beautiful neighborhoods and Mason Neck Park. Lunch afterwards for those interested. Call ride leader the morning of the ride if weather is doubtful. Teresa Brooks [tacbrooks@cox.net] 703/971-3617.

CC (M) * 40 * VA * 9 AM * Greenbriar East ES * 50°
Braddock Road Again? . This ride takes you from Centreville in Fairfax County to South Riding in Loudoun and back, along mostly low-traffic roads. The route is flat to rolling, with a few short climbs. Call the ride leader on his cell phone the morning of the ride if weather conditions are doubtful. (Directions to Greenbriar East ES: I-66 W from the Capital Beltway to Exit 57B / Rt 50 / Lee Jackson Memorial Hwy; 2.2 miles on Rt 50 W, L @TL onto Middle Ridge Dr; 0.6 miles, R Point Pleasant Dr; school is on your right; park behind the school.) Emil Regelman [regelman.emil@gmail.com] 703/323-1313 or 703/915-3355.

B * 36-46 * MD * 9:30 AM * Poolesville HS (POO)
Early Turkey . We'll be leave from the parking lot and head out on those nice Poolesville roads. A few rolling roads, but no climbs.....the shortest route is 36, but you can do 46 miles. I'll be riding at a slow "B" pace...all are welcome. Helmets please. Park in the far corner of the lot. Thanks to Bob Bloomfield for designing the ride. No go in rain or wet roads(no snow or ice, either) Liz Milor [lmilor@comcast.net] 301/367-2430.

B (MH) * 50ish * MD * 8:30 AM * Layton Village SC (LAV)
Drew's Ride . "B" here to celebrate Veterans' Day with a somewhat early morning ride at a true "B" pace. There will be one rest stop on the ride. "BB" riders are invited but must wait until 8:40 to leave the parking lot so we will all get to the rest stop together. No go in rain, snow, wet roads, or if wind chill temps below 35°. If in doubt, call the morning of the ride after 7:45 AM. Drew Malizio [amalizio@verizon.net] 301/237-7435.

B/BB(H) * 83 * VA * 9 AM * KMart, Front Royal * 40°/40%
Federal Employees Fun Day with SkyMass . We'll meet in the Front Royal K Mart Parking. It is always nice to celebrate the chance to get out and ride in the middle of the week without guilt. No go if roads are very wet or rain. Call early if weather is dubious. Carl Tibbetts [TibbettsC@sec.gov] 703/690-9710 or 202/330-3569.

BB * 50-60ish * MD * 10 AM * Glen Echo Park (GLE)
The Usual Weekday Ride From Glen Echo - Veterans Day Edition . Moderately hilly ride through Potomac, with a probable stop at a cafe near the end. The holiday edition of this weekly ride will have longer options and cue sheets in honor of the Veterans Day holiday. No go in the rain or on wet roads. Check with leaders if temp is below 40°. Please park in the lower portion of the lot farthest from Macarthur Boulevard. Dereck Woodward [dereckw@comcast.net] and Warren Farb [wfarb@comcast.net] 301/320-4942.

November 16 Friday

CC * 36 * VA * 10 AM * Marshall P&R (MAR)
Cubbage's Country Ham and Hume . Roger Cubbage's great lunch ride to the Orlean store, a slightly hilly ride with the lunch stop in Orlean at mile 22. No go in rain or wet roads. Tom Roberson [roberson3084@comcast.net] 703/743-5062.

November 17 Saturday

ALL * 38/34/27 * VA * 10:15 AM * Belle Haven Picnic Area (BEL) * 40°/30%
Charles Cushman Memorial Ride . See November 3 for details. Tom Niedbala [niedbalaatverizon.net] 703/799-4598.

D/C (MF) * 20/25 * VA * 10:30 AM * City of Fairfax Holiday Craft Show
Thru and Around the City of Fairfax . Meet in front of the Potbelly restaurant Route 123 corner of Chain Bridge Rd and Main St. PARKING in the new Public Garage (no fees). Relaxing ride around and thru the City of Fairfax on streets, trails, sidewalks (when switching neighborhood) and thru parks. All type of bikes and experienced bikers welcome because you can ride with speed that is comfortable for you. After biking a sandwich lunch, participation in the City of Fairfax Holiday Craft Show. If heavy rain, biking would be canceled. Woody Lipinski [woodylipinski@cox.net] 703/764-2702.

CC/C(H) * 32/42/52 * MD * TBA AM * Schoolie Mills Park * 41°
Highland's Horsey Hills . Low traffic, somewhat hilly, but always bucolic, Howard County roads are featured on this pleasant route. We will pass Brenda's favorite ice creamery but it might be a bit too chilly for that. After ride all are invited to ride leaders place a mile away for hot chocolate and hot tub (bring appropriate wear for tub and carrots for the horses). Note that the ride start time is TBA .... Since I don't know if the temperature is going to be 80 or 65 I don't know the best time to start this ride. So as an experiment I am going to have it assigned 3 days before the ride. I will post the time on the RIDE forum, send it to the google group and email it to anyone who asks. If you are not online just call me. I did this last summer and it was WILDLY successful. Note all the copycats. (Directions: follow directions to SES but continue East on 108 about 5 miles to Hall Shop Rd (about 0.5 mile AFTER crossing Patuxent River). Turn right and in 0.3 mile turn right into park (address is 12975 Hall Shop Rd - seehttp://www.co.ho.md.us/RAP/RAP_HoCoParksSchooleyMill.htm) then immediately right to first parking area. (or take 95 north to 216 west to a left on Hall Shop to a left into Park) Call cell if any problems.) Janet Young and Harold Goldstein [mdbiker@goldray.com] 301/854-0388 or 202/997-2376.

B (H) * 57 * VA * 10 AM * Strasburg HS (SHS) * 30°
The Strasburg/Fort Valley Tour . This ride is designed to let you explore the middle part of the watershed of the Shenandoah River (N. Fork) between Strasburg and Edinburg, and also Fort Valley, which runs between the two ridges of Massanutten Mt. It has a few short climbs in the first half and one longish climbs over the Edinburg Gap. Total climb is about 4800 feet. The last 20 miles is a gentle downhill spin through scenic Fort Valley. Cue sheets are in the library; search for "Strasburg". New cues and maps starting at the high school will be posted in the cue sheet library before Nov. No go in precipitation. Contact ride leaders on day of ride if in doubt (re temperature or moisture). George Moore [geocmoore at aol.com] 703/304-4786 and Ken Widmaier [Widmaier at verizon.net] 703/346-2864.

BB(H) * 43/60ish * VA * 9 AM * Loudoun Co. HS, Leesburg (LOU)
Twice Across The River No Ferry . I'll try this classic once again (past experience suggests that I'll relieve the drought). Ride leader is pretty tolerant of cold but is averse to wet or icy roads. Steve Wartik [Steve.Wartik <> verizon.net] 703/979-8885 or 703/927-4722 (C).

A * 55 * MD * 9:30 AM * Damascus HS (DAM)
All the Roads to Damascus Run Uphill . A classic PPTC ride from Damascus with lots of hills along the way. Hugo Romero [h.romero8@verizon.net] 202/546-0784.

November 18 Sunday

D/C (MF) * 16 * VA * 11 AM * Shirlington Village, Arlington (SHR)
Lunch in Shirlington . See November 4 ride description for details. Ron Trueworthy [Ron_Trueworthy@Yahoo.com] SND/EEE-MAIL.

C (MH) * 34 * VA * 10 AM * Tyler ES, Gainesville (TYL) * 45°/50%
Bear and Bull . MOSTLY DOWNHILL AND ALWAYS A TAILWIND. This is a new and sometimes challenging ride out of Tyler ES to points north, thereby avoiding the long hill into The Plains. The ride includes country roads along woods and pleasant pastures. When Ed Kerr and I pre-rode the route on May 4, a bear was spotted at mile 13. Later, Ed had a stare-down with a bull calf that had escaped from the pasture. BOTH TRUE! Me, I did not try to out-distance either the bear or the bull, but I made a point of keeping Ed between me and the critters. (I didn't have to outrun the bear, only to ride faster than Ed.) The ride has many moderate hills but is also refreshingly flat in many places. One rest stop at 16 miles. Total ascent is about 1,900 over 34 miles or 55 per mile. If weather is doubtful, call ride leader before 8:30 the morning of the ride. Len Wilkinson [len.wilkinson@verizon.net] H: 703/455-0368 or C: 703/585-1238.

CC * 37 * MD * 10 AM * Davidsonville P&R (DPR) * 40°/50%
Galloping to Galesville . Rolling hills and countryside. DOWNHILL on St. George Barber! Country store and scenic river views at the rest stop. Bill Loewe [loeweATcua.edu] 301/681-2648.

CC(MH) * 40ish * VA * 10 AM * Middleburg ES (MID) * 20°
The Hibbs Bridge Returns Ride . Come out and enjoy a moderately hilly and scenic horse country ride that will include going over Hibbs Bridge on Snickersville Turnpike! The ribbon cutting ceremony to reopen the bridge is set for Friday, November 16 at 3 PM according to Henry Plaster of the Snickersville Turnpike Association, who invites everyone to attend. For those new to the club, this little stretch of the Turnpike is a key segment for many rides, as well as the base of either a big climb or a big descent depending on which way you are headed. The bridge has been repaired to remain an historic bridge versus a modern bridge and it is well worth the dismount to see the masonry work in the bridge's arches. After the ride, we'll head over to Market Salamander for a late lunch (which, btw, has fabulous turkey gravy for sale for those of us not planning to make it on Thanksgiving). No go in steady rain. Contact ride leader the morning of the ride if weather is iffy and earlier in the week if general questions. PLEASE DO NOT PARK IN THESCHOOL PARKING LOT. You can park on the Middleburg streets near the school (especially on North Madison St) and cycle/walk over to the school, where the ride will begin from. Brin Luther [brinlutherATcomcast.net] C: 202/413-6548.

B * 36 * MD * 9 AM * Colonnades at Kentlands
Kentlands to Poolesville Ride . We will ride out to Poolesville via some well known roads from the Kentlands. The early ride start will get us home early to our families. No go in rain or wet roads, ride leader will go even if temps are on the cold side. The ride leader will be riding his fixie at an honest "B" pace. (Directions: From I-270 take I-370 / Sam Eig Hwy west to a right turn (North) onto Great Seneca Hwy and proceed 2-3 miles. Turn left at Quince Orchard Rd. Make the first left (at Exxon station) which is Booth St. Another quick left at Arch Pl. and proceed 2 blocks to the parking lot. My office is at the corner of Granite and Arch; 8 Granite Pl #22, Gaithersburg, MD 29878. Please use Mapquest as Yahoo or Google don't work for this address. There is a parking lot next to Famous Dave's BBQ. Call ride leader if in doubt or for directions. Gerry Chan [ GeraldChan@aol.com] 301/977-7777.

B * 50 * MD * 10 AM * Watkins Park (WAT)
Deal Me In . A George Schneider classic! Ride has one rest stop at mile 27 in Deale. We go on some nice back roads with gentle rollers. Pace will be moderate. Call if the weather is iffy. Kirk Walder [kirkwalder@comcast.net] 301/210-5914.

B (MF) * 32/40+ * DC * 9 AM * Key Park in Georgetown
Sunday Revolution . We'll loop out through Potomac Village on MacArthur. Ride to the start to get 40 miles (if you want to ride down from Kensington call me). Ride leader will be riding Fixed Gear sometimes. You can too. We also have a shorter loop. Coffee at Dean and Deluca's after or refill your bottles at Revolution Cycles. Speedy says he will give discounts to everyone who rides at Revolution Cycles that whole day. No go in rain. (Directions: Key Park is located at the corner of the Key Bridge and M St NW. Parking down on K St.) Gunther Stern [gunther@gmcgt.org] 202/631-2323 and Robert "Speedy" Thomas [speedy@revolutioncycles.com] 240/535-9993.

BB * 50 * VA * 10 AM * HM Pearson ES (HMP) * 40°/40%
Rural Pleasures . As weather is more unpredictable in November, cold or potentially wet weather may cause this ride to be cancelled. Rob Barber-Delach C: 703/727-0321.

BB/A * 50ish * MD * 9:30 AM * Riley's Lock (RIL)
Clockwise Around the Loaf . The terrain is moderately hilly but nothing too challenging. No go if roads are wet or icy. If the weather is warm and sunny we can add some miles if the group is up to it. Tim Guilford [tim@guil4d.net] 301/704-2723.

November 22 Thursday

CC * 25/31 * MD * 9:30 AM * South Germantown RC (SGR) * 40°/50%
Let's Give Thanks for the Friday Ride . Fans of the traditional Spring/Summer Friday Ride will know this is a short and sweet loop around Poolesville. I can throw in a few extra miles on the normal cue for those who want to eat stuffing AND potatoes. If you really need to cut it short, I have an 18 and 21 mile cue available, too. A little something is better than nothing, right? No go in rain, wet roads, high winds or temps below 35º at ride start. First time riders feel free to call rider leader with any questions. Brenda Ruby C: 301/602-4683.

November 23 Friday

CC * 32/42 * MD * 10:30 AM * Poolesville HS (POO) * 40°/50%
Turkey Again? Come out and burn those calories on this short excursion around Sugarloaf . One rest stop. No go in rain, wet roads, high winds or temps below 35º at ride start. First time riders feel free to call rider leader with any questions. We can lunch after the ride if folks are interested. Brenda Ruby C: 301/602-4683.

November 24 Saturday

ALL * 38/34/27 * VA * 10:15 AM * Belle Haven Picnic Area (BEL) * 40°/30%
Charles Cushman Memorial Ride . See November 3 for details. Roger Cubbage [jwcubbageatjuno.com] 703/534-4027 or 703/447-7169.

D/C * 17/23 * VA * 10:30 AM * South Run Recreation Center, Springfield 22153
Between Burke Lake and Mercer Lake. The program includes biking on any type of bike and speed most comfortable for rider thru the park between Burke and Mercer lakes, on Ox Rd / Rt 123 new bike path and thru upscale neighborhood with wide streets. After one hour of biking we have a REST STOP at the Lorton Valley shopping center for refreshment at Starbucks or brunch at Quiznos Sub. (Direction: Reach the Fairfax County Pkwy, South Run Recreation Center is on the left from Springfield Mall (off the Fairfax County Pkwy at 7550 Reservation Dr, Springfield) or on the right from Ox Rd / Rt 123, after Chapel Rd. LOOK for second building behind the SRRC main building and continue from main parking lot to the gravel parking lot where you will find the entrance to the biking path.) If heavy rain, biking would be canceled. Woody Lipinski [woodylipinski@cox.net] 703/764-2702.

D/C * 20/23 * MD * 10:15 AM * Veirs Mill Park RC (VMP)
Lunch at the Ale House . See the description for the 9:25 ride starting at CAN. One brief stop between VMP and the Ale House at Olney Manor Park. Chris Moriarity -- before 8 PM -- 301/270-3416.

C * 37 * MD * 9:25 AM * Candy Cane City (CAN)
Lunch at the Ale House . Cruise up Beach Drive and other streets (mostly residential) to the Olney Ale House. We'll stop at VMP enroute to pick up riders who want to start later and/or do less distance. Ride leaves at 9:25 sharp because of VMP pickup. Bring helmet, ID, lunch money, and lock. No go if wet roads, call ride leader between 8:15 AM and 8:30 AM on the morning of the ride if the weather is marginal. Cue sheet available online at http://www.qis.net/~cmoriarity . Chris Moriarity -- before 8 PM -- 301/270-3416.

CC * 30/40/50 * MD * 10 AM * Gwynn Park HS
Patuxent Surprise . A choice of scenic routes in the Rural Legacy area to suit the temperature. All route sheets will be available, but the plan is the milder the weather, the longer the ride. All routes visit the Merkle Wildlife Sanctuary for a glimpse of geese for Thanksgiving. Joint ride with Oxon Hill. (Directions: from Beltway / I-95 take Exit 7-A / Md 5 south and go 9 miles to Brandywine Rd / Md 381. Turn left and go 0.3 mile to Brandywine Rd entrance to the school. Follow the entrance to the left to the parking lot along Brandywine Road. Link to map: http://tinyurl.com/c7knb (and for GPS types, the ride start is at +38° 42' 5.77", -76° 52' 18.86") Gwynn Par HS is roughly 30 minutes from Alexandria VA.) Steve Palincsar [palincss@his.com] 703/548-1585.

B * 50 * MD * 9 AM * Davidsonville P&R (DPR)
Davidsonville Turkey Burn-Off . Come work off your turkey dinner by riding the rolling hills from the Davidsonville P & R to Owings and back. This ride leaves plenty of time for holiday shopping in the afternoon. One rest stop at the Owings store. No go in rain or if roads are wet. Becky Spada [r.j.spada@att.net] 240/447-8714.

B (MH) * 37-49 * VA * 9:50 AM * The Plains (PLA)
To Cheat The Wind . This is a joint ride with the "BB" group led by Melinda (see below). The route is supposed to interpose a mountain and trees as we ride windwards, then expose us to a tailwind. Okay, so much for the title. We go east through Hopewell Gap and up alongside Bull Run Mtn through Aldie, and then out to Mountville -- with options there on longer / shorter returns, through Middleburg or Atoka. If the weather's dubious, check with the leader. Kathryn Momot [kathryn.momot <> nreca.org] H: 703/979-3448 or C: 703/200-3113.

BB(MH) * 37-49 * VA * 10 AM * The Plains (PLA)
To Cheat The Wind . Yeah right. This is one of Dan's rides that I haven't ever led or ridden but the roads are all familiar. Don't worry, I'll rewrite the cue sheet. As usual, lots of ups and downs but with the wind always at our backs according to Dan. Remember, use the phone the morning of the ride if the weather is questionable. [Joint ride w/Bees, who get a head start (like cheating twice).] Melinda Simons [melindasimons <> yahoo.com] 703/892-4928.

BB/A * 50ish * MD * 9:30 AM * Riley's Lock (RIL)
Counterclockwise Around the Loaf . The terrain is moderately hilly but nothing too challenging. No go if roads are wet or icy. If the weather is warm and sunny we can add some miles if the group is up to it. Tim Guilford [tim@guil4d.net] 301/704-2723.

November 25 Sunday

D/C (MF) * 16 * VA * 11 AM * Shirlington Village, Arlington (SHR)
Lunch in Shirlington . See November 4 ride description for details. Ron Trueworthy [Ron_Trueworthy@Yahoo.com] SND/EEE-MAIL.

CC * 37 * MD * 10 AM * Riley's Lock (RIL)
Nice Ride Around Poolesville . ...with a shorter option if weather or distance is a problem. Ride leader will ride at "CC" pace and will not sweep. No go if rain or wet roads. David Lewis [bikenutva@aol.com] 703/608-6804.

CC(MH) * 36/52 * VA * 9:30 AM * C. Hunter Ritchie E.S.
New Baltimore Loop. We'll start a little early even though it might be cold so we can head back east on I-66 before the returning Thanksgiving traffic gets too bad. These are nice routes for a good workout, whichever length you do. Please call ride leader if you have any questions about the weather. Joan Oppel [oppel.js<>verizon.net] C: 703/328-1978.

CC(MH) * 40 * VA * 9 AM * Ormond Stone MS * 50°
Once Around the Airport . This ride is flat to moderately hilly, and loops completely around Dulles International Airport through some of the most active real estate development in the United States. About half the route is rural, with some urban segments. No go in rain or snow. Call the leader on cell phone the morning of the ride if weather conditions are doubtful. (Directions to Ormond Stone MS: I-66 W from the Capital Beltway 11.5 miles to Exit 53B; bear left on the exit ramp, following signs to Braddock Road (West); after 1.4 miles, L onto Sully Park Drive @ TL; Ormond Stone MS is on right.) Emil Regelman [regelman.emil@gmail.com] 703/323-1313 or 039/153-355 .

B (MF) * 32/40+ * DC * 9 AM * Key Park in Georgetown
Sunday Revolution . We'll loop out through Potomac Village on MacArthur. Ride to the start to get 40 miles (if you want to ride down from Kensington call me). Ride leader will be riding Fixed Gear sometimes. You can too. We also have a shorter loop. Coffee at Dean and Deluca's after or refill your bottles at Revolution Cycles. Speedy says he will give discounts to everyone who rides at Revolution Cycles that whole day. No go in rain. (Directions: Key Park is located at the corner of the Key Bridge and M St NW. Parking down on K St.) Gunther Stern [gunther@gmcgt.org] 202/631-2323 and Robert "Speedy" Thomas [speedy@revolutioncycles.com] 240/535-9993.

B (MF) * 51 * VA * 10 AM * Nokesville Community Park (NCP) * 40°/40%
Goldvein Ride or Other Variation . This is a joint ride with the "BB" group led by Rob (see below). Depending on the weather we may follow them with a shorter ride as well. Adjustment may be necessary as the November weather is unpredictable - may be cancelled. Patrick Dominick [pld1 AT cox.net] 703/927-5986.

BB(MF) * 51 * VA * 10 AM * Nokesville Community Park (NCP) * 40°/40%
Goldvein Ride or Other Variation . Depending on the weather a shorter ride cue may be in order for this late in the month. I will adjust on the fly as necessary. As weather is more unpredictable in November, cold or potentially wet weather may cause this ride to be cancelled. Rob Barber-Delach C: 703/727-0321.

BB/A * 56 * MD * 10 AM * Layton Village SC (LAV)
Mullinix Squared . Looking thru my old cue sheets, what should I find but an old Fred Ross cue sheet. Who is Fred Ross, you might ask? He's a name from the past that has long since retired from the government and moved to Florida. But he left his cue sheets with us; so let's enjoy a good one. We head up to some roads rarely traveled on club rides to a rest stop at the Little Georges on Gaither Rd. Karen Berlage 301/963-1482.

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