riding the rails
Eric Floden <[email protected]> Tue, 15 Feb 2011 13:13:59 -0800
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My interest got piqued by this years & years ago when Canadian Magazine (I think it was) which was an insert into a number of weekend newspapers did a story about a fellow who had done the entire Kettle Valley Railroad (Hope-Princeton-Penticton-Rock Creek BC), when the rails were intact but the trains were mostly gone (I think they kept a few short lengths active maybe), around 1969 . . . GREAT story, made me most curious about this part of cycling More recently (mid-90s), in a book from the local library referenced a closed railway near Astoria OR that was being used as a way to allow blind people to cycle. If I recall properly, this railway had 130 km or miles of rail that's all I got