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hunter

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4. The California Aquaduct has many miles of bikeways.

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2013, 02:31 PM

Nov 2013

Much has been closed for "security" and liability issues. Much of it is also an extremely tedious ride with no shade, ugly landscapes, and strong winds.

I don't imagine a Keystone Pipeline bikeway would be any better.

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Visionary! Transcendent! Plan Proposes 1,300-Mile Bike Path To Follow Keystone XL Pipeline [View all] hatrack Nov 2013 OP

You have to admit, it's a clever idea, though not unique. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #1

Yeah, here they put them on easements used for flood control mwrguy Nov 2013 #2

The line for SF's water from Hetch Hetchy hundreds of miles away goes through cities and.... NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #3

Clever idea!! PamW Nov 2013 #5

The California Aquaduct has many miles of bikeways. hunter Nov 2013 #4

The levees of the aquaduct can't have trees and roots. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #6