Three-hundred and sixty riders enjoyed the 12th annual Patuxent River Rural Legacy Bicycle Ride.
Album by ohbike.org. Photos by Jim Hudnall. 1 - 67 of 67 Total. 776 Visits.
enlarge 125KB, 800x600 1 The Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club is ready for the 12th annual PAruxent River Rural Legacy Bicycle Ride. Follow the "blue fish" marking routes of 26, 35, 49 and 64 miles through Prince George's County's Patuxent River Rural Legacy Area.Edit
enlarge 149KB, 800x600 2 Linda Milesworth and Walt Chalmers are there to direct parkingEdit
enlarge 122KB, 800x600 3 Walt shows the way to the parking areaEdit
enlarge 172KB, 800x600 4 Big smiles from Sharon and Diana for riders registering the morning of the rideEdit
enlarge 151KB, 800x600 5 Jan waits for the next pre-registered riderEdit
enlarge 161KB, 800x600 6 220 riders registered the morning of the ride. 147 had pre-registered.Edit
enlarge 134KB, 800x600 7 Joni King and Benny Budd were there from the Bike Doctor of WaldorfEdit
enlarge 130KB, 800x600 8 Joni and Benny took care of bike problemsEdit
enlarge 163KB, 800x600 10 OHBTC President Mike Bivens worked all day, helping setup, answering rider questions, being where needed and helping clean up at the end of the dayEdit
enlarge 201KB, 800x599 11 M-NCPPC says it is in their planning to pave access road and parking areaEdit
enlarge 191KB, 800x600 12 The second rest stop is at Magruders Ferry. Nancy and Blake walked their bikes over the stone parking lot between the rest stop and Magruders Ferry RoadEdit
enlarge 198KB, 800x600 13 A few ride, but most walk their bikes between the paved Magruders Road and the waterfron rest stopEdit
enlarge 165KB, 800x600 14 A super volunteer crew at Magruders: Calvin and Celeste Conyers, John Early, Herman Young and Azalia ButlerEdit
enlarge 193KB, 800x600 15 John kept the water and Gatorade coolers fullEdit
enlarge 205KB, 800x600 16 Riders from Baltimore enjoying the Magruders rest stop. Michele, Ken Philhower, Cindy Wyatt, Bill Blankenship & Mary Ryan.Edit
enlarge 108KB, 800x600 17 George Martin, the Jug Bay rest stop "chief," stirs the GatoradeEdit
enlarge 123KB, 800x600 18 Sam Perry stayed busy cutting bagels and setting out foodEdit
enlarge 130KB, 800x600 19 At the Jug Bay Area in the Patuxent River Park, Regina Saizan gets the tables ready for the first ridersEdit
enlarge 175KB, 800x600 20 The Jug Bay rest stop is ready for the first riderEdit
enlarge 179KB, 800x636 21 Richard Harrington helped George with the Gatorade and Sam and Regina with the foodEdit
enlarge 155KB, 800x600 22 The first rider likes the look of the strawberries. Fresh fruit for the event was donated by Keany Produce.Edit
enlarge 155KB, 800x600 23 The first rider arrivesEdit
enlarge 165KB, 900x469 24 Cyclists are now on the road, these on Fenno Road leaving MerkleEdit
enlarge 13KB, 800x600 45 A rider looks at the route mapEdit
enlarge 192KB, 800x600 46 Celeste made a lot of PB&K sandwichesEdit
enlarge 206KB, 800x600 47 Pat Colvin was the Eagle Harbor rest stop "chief"Edit
enlarge 205KB, 800x600 48 Many thanks to James Green for letting OHBTC use his yard for the rest stop and to Bruce Guinn for letting the portable toilet be located in his front yardEdit
enlarge 192KB, 800x600 49 Debbie Francisco made many tomato sandwiches. Thank you to Jack for bring the tomatoes, mayo and pita breadEdit
enlarge 187KB, 800x600 50 The third rest stop was in the Town of Eagle Harbor, overlooking the Patuxent RiverEdit
enlarge 157KB, 800x600 51 Jay has a piece of watermelon while he talks with Jack Hammond. Jack took care of the water, Gatorade and ice.Edit
enlarge 159KB, 800x600 52 Phil is ready to finish another Rural Legacy RideEdit
enlarge 219KB, 800x600 53 Melanie smiles as she approaches Fenno Road for the last of 64 milesEdit
enlarge 150KB, 800x600 54 Wally Huie was responsible for the hot dogs and had good help from Charlie LorenzettiEdit
enlarge 183KB, 800x599 55 REgina and Mike Saizan at the picnic. Mike was a SAG wagon driver. Sorry we missed getting pictures of the other SAG drivers: Ken Meredith, Michael Butler, Richard Edelman, Walter Carr and Randy SchochEdit
enlarge 156KB, 800x600 56 Steve dilutes the Gatorade to suit his tasteEdit
enlarge 188KB, 800x600 57 Jeanne Ulrich, responsible for route signage, tries one of Wally's hot dogsEdit
enlarge 119KB, 800x600 58 Mike takes a picture of the one taking picturesEdit
enlarge 132KB, 800x600 59 Sharon and Walt with the biking turtleEdit
enlarge 164KB, 800x599 60 Yeah! 64 miles finished!Edit
enlarge 180KB, 800x600 61 Theresa Jackson and Dana Trevas take a break from cutting watermelons. Dana did a great job has volunteer recruiter/coodinatorEdit
enlarge 174KB, 800x598 62 Riders Julie and Jeanine have contented smiles after another Rural Legacy RideEdit
enlarge 155KB, 800x599 63 Smiles for the camera and cool watermelon for thirsty cyclistsEdit
enlarge 157KB, 800x598 64 The end of another ride, and a big smile on the face of a hungery cyclistEdit
enlarge 143KB, 800x600 65 Tim and Dee McChesney. Many thanks to Tim and Dee for providing pop-up canopies, chairs, tables and grill.Edit
enlarge 97KB, 800x598 66 3 pm, the event is almost over, and the thunderstorm strikes with thunder, lightning, wind, rain and hailEdit
enlarge 111KB, 800x600 67 The storm eventually ended, the sky cleared, and everyone helped cleanup after another Patuxent River Rural Legacy Ride. Thank you to all riders and volunteers.Edit
