Sun 5 Jun 2011
Timelapse: Los Angeles River Ride Route Marking
Posted by Will under biking, seasonal
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For the fifth consecutive year, I’ve gotten up early the day before the annual Los Angeles River Ride and with my friend Stephen Roullier pedaled out to the Los Angeles River Center from Echo Park where we joined some like-minded volunteer route markers to help organizer Colin Bogart mark the overall route from Griffith Park and Long Beach with signs and arrows that will help guide the hundreds upon hundreds of cyclists will pedal the next day.
The section me and Steve and fellow volunteer Bruce did began at Hollenbeck Park in Boyle Heights down through Vernon to where riders will enter the LA River Bikeway for the rest of the trip to Long Beach.
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[...] KABC-7 looks at Sunday’s successful L.A. River Ride, while LACBC offers photos and Will Campbell provides a timelapse of Saturday’s route marking. The Bike Plan Implementation Team (BPIT) meets Tuesday at 2 pm. LADOT prepares to finally close [...]
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[...] was particularly grateful to the people who sacrificed their Saturday to mark the route and keep us all from riding off the [...]
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[...] the LACBC office phones for River Ride inquires, entering registration data into our system, marking the route with those colorful arrows and signs, and more! We still have volunteers inputting data and [...]
Awesome job, and awesome video. Sound track is perfect!