Please be careful with this.person in Bear Branch
Please be careful with this.person in Bear Branch
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I always take my phone on the trails and use it to get back home. There is one trail I have learned pretty well that I no longer get lost, but sometimes I switch it up and end up taking a very long jog/walk. 4951
Went over the WLH bridge yesterday and some jackrabbit was on a bike, no helmet, not a "bike" rider type person, just regular clothes, and a backpack. Â Beyond stupid. Â Right to do it, doesn't mean you should. Â There was a sidewalk less than a foot away. Â Nothing worse than going down Mills Branch, at rush hour, the sun is in your face, and there is a bike rider. Â Â Yes a rider can ride anytime. Â But in rush hour, on Mills Branch is insanity. Â Just like a dog walker out in the morning at 6:30 with 4 dogs on a leash, walking. Â You are lucky to see the person let alone the 4 dogs all on long leashes. Â Yes drivers have to pay attention, but so do people on the streets. Â We have greenbelts and sidewalks. Â They are best used at rush hour. Â Be aware that walking in the early morning sun, can make you invisible to a driver. Â And dead and right, is still dead.I never go over 20 in the neighborhoods. Â Not ever. Â I always worry about hitting a kid or dog that may run out. Â So it isn't about being a speed demon in the am's. Â Or at rush hour. Â It is about a little common sense all around.
Thank GOD for common sense ! well said 😉👊
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With it applied to the **** of the rider; applied with 16d nails. Ring shank.
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>> With it applied to the **** of the rider; applied with 16d nails. Ring shank.
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>> With it applied to the **** of the rider; applied with 16d nails. Ring shank.
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Janey: You first...Maybe if more people were on bikes or walking there would be no "****" to nail it to. Lazy A$[quote-end-tag-mismatch]
luv2eatsushi: I believe it's more about the time of day, not so much the fact that she's on a bike. It's also a huge safety issue, being the slow moving object with a child BEHIND, in and amongst heavy traffic in the middle of rush hour. If a sidewalk is not available, then she should have picked a time of day when the roads aren't quite so busy. She has every right to be on the road, but her judgment is questionable, at best. [quote-end-tag-mismatch]
donnatella:
Let me just clarify I was not referring to the bike rider but to all of those people trying to pick up students at Creekwood and the other local schools. Can't those kids walk or ride a bike?
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Let me just clarify I was not referring to the bike rider but to all of those people trying to pick up students at Creekwood and the other local schools. Can't those kids walk or ride a bike?
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t's also a huge safety issue, being the slow moving object with a child BEHIND, in and amongst heavy traffic in the middle of rush hour. If a sidewalk is not available, then she should have picked a time of day when the roads aren't quite so busy.
It's not like she was trying to navigate Kingwood Dr. She was in a residential neighborhood where the speed limit is at max 30 mph. Pretty sure it is the same lady I see taking her kids to school most every day i am out walking the dog. Cannot really change that timing. Â
Thanks lady trying to bike on Tree ln you're craziness is taking the heat off of my hangry decision to eat a slimy egg.
@Summerbreeze:Â You're such a good sport! That's it
Traveler500! Â They have the big pumpkin patch every year
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