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Nearly 30 Sussex Cyclists enjoyed a perfect day riding through Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge and Hoopers Island, led by Diane Daly. Sunshine, great food, and plenty of smiles made for a memorable outing. Thank you, Diane, for everything you do for our club!
18 members spent a few hours picking up trash on a 2 mile stretch of Cedar Creek Road in Milton, cleaning up the environment and making it safer for cyclists. Thanks to everyone who helped out and a big Thank You to Mike Savage for organizing the effort!
The Rehoboth Beach Sunrise Rotary Club, in conjunction with Sussex Cyclists, will hold its sixth annual end-of-season biking event Saturday, Nov. 1, starting at the Milton Fire Department, 116 Front St., Milton.
Local bikers will be able to enjoy riding bucolic rural roads in the Milton and Ellendale areas. The event is designed for all levels of bikers and offers three flat courses of 25K, 50K and 100K to ensure fun for everyone.
Irish Eyes in Milton will host an after-party for all ride participants. All monies raised will support Rotary projects throughout Sussex County.
Members -- Register on the event’s site, then sign-up on our Calendar so members can see you’re going! so members can see you’re going!
Posted on Facebook by George Modlin:
The new Millsboro Bypass was open for runners and cyclists today. Not sure when it opens for car traffic, but soon. It's only a little over two miles, but is pretty impressive with multiple bridges and overpasses over roads, railway and the Millsboro pond. It goes from 113 just north of Millsboro near Plantation Lakes to 24 just west of the chicken plant. There is a bike lane the whole way!
Thanks to Diane Daly for organizing this year's ride to Cape May! We had 22 people on the ride, and fun on the ferry. What a great bunch!
Sussex Cyclists enjoyed perfect weather, great company, and delicious rewards at today’s ‘Ride for Pie’ — the annual Amish ride tradition!
Thank you to Fern Goodhart, Peter Boysen and Denny for the photos.
Posted on Facebook by Denny Shook
What a fun night on the Cape May - Lewes Ferry Rock the Boat. The weather was beautiful, the band was great, the friendships expanded, and we even caught a beautiful sunset. Great job by the Social committee, especially Heidi Lerch for organizing this great time.
A small but hearty group braved the wilderness of Snow Hill, Md for the annual Iron Furnace 50. Gorgeous weather and perfect road conditions was enjoyed by all.
Posted on Facebook by Barry McMahon:
Some of the many Sussex Cyclists participating in the Broad Creek Bash this past Saturday.
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