It is awesome for running. Flat, shady, and perfectly straight.
Apparently, it is not awesome for biking. A kid on my floor said he no longer bikes on the trail since it gave him flat tires.
I think I might know why.
On the paved path, you can clearly see tiny pieces of glass embedded in the pavement. Today, on my run, I noticed a sign saying that Amherst residents had donated glass bottles which were subsequently put into the pavement.
Why? What is the sense in this?
Amherst being the town it is, I thought it might be some super environmentally friendly, recycling campaign. But I don't understand. Why not reuse the glass, rather than sticking it into the ground and messing up kids' bikes?
This doesn't affect me as a runner, and I'm going to keep going on the great trail. I was just hoping someone could explain this strange move to place glass into the path.
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