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American Tobacco Trail, a Rails to Trails Project
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Corner of MLK and Fayetteville Rd, approx 4 miles from my start point
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Biked past this marker but not all the way to 4.0 miles. Then back.
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Nice stretch through a stand of mostly pines.
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This barn was just off the trail. Looked very old.
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Another nice flat stretch of trail.
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Each of the city roads to be crossed are well-marked.
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This portion is a long slow incline for a mile.
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Same stretch of uphill.
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Heading back toward the city.
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Nice big hardwoods will begin to leaf out in a couple of months.
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Not sure what the cones had been for.
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Stand of young hardwoods.
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More of the trail.
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This cyclist had his child in tow.
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Another majestic tree, with a built-in animal hideaway.
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Me n' my shadow, take while in motion.
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Another pic of me in motion.
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Looking down from a bridge to another bridge over a 'crick.'
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Bikers ahead.
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One of the several bridges to cross on this portion of the ATT.
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I like trees, can you tell?
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One of the bridges to cycle over. Either a city road or a stream is underneath.
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Coming back to the head of the trail, the big building peek out around the curve.
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Closer--taking pix while riding.
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The Durham Freeway cuts across, and that's where the end of this portion of the ATT is.
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One more pic. One very tall slim light for the ball park can be seen standing tall, middle slightly right.
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Over the last bridge. "Lucky Strike" water tower (white) and the newly renovated American Tobacco Complex (red brick).
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Renovated American Tobacco Complex (shops, stores, restaurants) in the distance. Across from the Durham Bulls Ballpark.
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Baseball played here in a few weeks.
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Self-portrait taken in my car's window. See? I did it!
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Bike and car, ready to go home now.
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