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From: "T. Erickson" <mtbiker@u.washington.edu>
To: Benjamin Leung <bikeben@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Re: South End construction
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I assume you mean after you get off Mercer Island and circle around
underneath the bridge.  To bypass that area keep heading
straight(east) off of the bridge bike path and follow that road around as
it curves to the left.  You will soon get to a very busy road that must be
crossed.  Cross it at the first intersection(this may take a while) and
follow the new road until it intersects the road
that comes down into the slough bike trail underneath I-90.  This is the
way that we used to have to do it before they connected the trail all the
way through. =20

If this makes no sense, check out mapquest.com for street names and
whatnot.

Busto

On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, Benjamin Leung wrote:

> If you guys haven=92t ridden around the South End since this weekend, you=
 may
> not be aware that they=92ve torn up the road between the bike trail and t=
he
> mercer slough on the Eastside.  It=92s totally impassable because they=92=
re
> tearing up the road and putting some new pipes in.  Even with mountain bi=
ke
> shoes it=92s a pain to *walk* through.  I=92m not sure if there=92s a way=
 to
> bypass the construction by going through the residential community adjace=
nt
> to it.  If anyone knows of another way around, I=92d appreciate it if you
> could tell me.
>=20
> Ben
>=20
> -------------------------------------------
> Benjamin Leung
> Priess Lab / Division of Basic Sciences
> Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
> 1100 Fairview Avenue, MS A3-013
> P.O. Box 19024
> Seattle, WA 98109-1024
> (206) 667-4525 phone
> (206) 667-3650 fax
> AIM:drbikeben
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>=20
>=20

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