Biking in Washington
Franz| July 24, 2009 10:22 pmWhile visiting Sara and family we went on a couple of bike rides along some of the routes we had discovered in the past.
Bike to Steilacoom
On Thursday we headed out from Sara’s house on a route that took us to Far West, then on to Steilacoom. We made a stop at the Pioneer park where they were having a street fair.

Anne went to buy some goodies at the street fair.

Someone offered to take our picture together.

We then rode to do a loop around Graverly Lake before heading back home. It seemed like a long ride with all the traffic, but we only ended up with 28 miles. We used the iPhone to plot out the course we had taken.
Biking to Yelm
The next day we decided to go on a longer ride so we put the tandem in the car and drove about 10 miles to past Lacey to ride on the bike trail out to Yelm. It is an interesting ride and a way to avoid all traffic, except at some of the roads where the trail crosses the streets. The trail went under an old rail road bridge so we had to get a photo of that.

We stopped for lunch at Yelm, thinking to try a different place than we had ate at before. But I guess there are just not any good places so next time we should pack our own lunch and enjoy it at one of the picnic tables along the trail. We returned to the car and then headed the other way on the trail to see where it went, but after a couple of miles it came to a busy street so we went back to the car. The parking lot for the trail is right next to a lake.

You can see the route we took on this map.
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