Hood River Bike Trains
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A total of 102 cyclists representing May Street Elementary School, most of them kids, took to Hood River neighborhoods Oct. 9 for a mid-day “Bike Trains” ride.
A total of 102 cyclists representing May Street Elementary School, most of them kids, took to Hood River neighborhoods Oct. 9 for a mid-day “Bike Trains” ride.
Almost all wore masks, and many got into the Halloween act early, wearing costumes as bees, tacos, tutu-decked skeletons, and more.
- Kirby Neumann-Rea photos
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A total of 102 cyclists representing May Street Elementary School, most of them kids, took to Hood River neighborhoods Oct. 9 for a mid-day “Bike Trains” ride.
Almost all wore masks, and many got into the Halloween act early, wearing costumes as bees, tacos, tutu-decked skeletons, and more.
- Kirby Neumann-Rea photos
Almost all wore masks, and many got into the Halloween act early, wearing costumes as bees, tacos, tutu-decked skeletons, and more.
- Kirby Neumann-Rea photos
Bike Train was organized by parents as a kind of substitute for the annual “Walk And Bike To School Day,” not held since students are in Comprehensive Distance Learning.
- Kirby Neumann-Rea photos
Groups gathered at Hood River Supply on 12th and at 20th and Sherman streets and rode with parental guides to the school, where teachers greeted them at a safe distance. The trains then rode back to their starting points.
- Kirby Neumann-Rea photos
The two convoys merged at 12th and Wilson and then continued to May Street Elementary as one large group.
- Kirby Neumann-Rea photos
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