Here's the quick stats for last week:
walking: 17.5 miles
biking: 22.8 miles
subway: 6 miles
boat: 35 miles (I took Noah to Salem by boat to the Pirate Museum)
car: 10 (zipcar)
Kind of interesting that it was such a multi-modal kind of week. Not much bike riding (I didn't have many meetings and the kids were home, so we didn't stray too far from home). Some people have to commute more miles every day than I log in a week. I feel lucky.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Friday, August 20, 2010
Weekly Tally #9
Here's the quick stats for last week (I'm super late in posting, because it's been a busy week of writing other stuff):
walking: 13.1 miles
biking: 49.6 miles
subway: 8 miles
Noah and I took the T to the Common to see Toy Story III. I don't mind riding my bike downtown, but I'm still a little wary of Noah (who is 10 years old) riding there. The drivers are too crazy and the bike lanes are not quite well defined enough to get us all the way there. And the T is fun sometimes, too.
We did a little geocaching by bike on Sunday, which was fun. I need to see how many are within bike range of us--we started doing this years ago, and have slowed down a lot over the past few years. Tracy found two caches within Brookline that were a nice easy ride, and got us riding on streets that we don't usually visit. One of them was right near Clear Flour Bakery, which meant we had to buy pastries and bread, of course.
walking: 13.1 miles
biking: 49.6 miles
subway: 8 miles
Noah and I took the T to the Common to see Toy Story III. I don't mind riding my bike downtown, but I'm still a little wary of Noah (who is 10 years old) riding there. The drivers are too crazy and the bike lanes are not quite well defined enough to get us all the way there. And the T is fun sometimes, too.
We did a little geocaching by bike on Sunday, which was fun. I need to see how many are within bike range of us--we started doing this years ago, and have slowed down a lot over the past few years. Tracy found two caches within Brookline that were a nice easy ride, and got us riding on streets that we don't usually visit. One of them was right near Clear Flour Bakery, which meant we had to buy pastries and bread, of course.
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