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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Ramblings of a retiree in France
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
A Midnight Rider 
Did you read the article in the Mattapoisett Wanderer from July 8? See especially the part where it mentions closing the gates at Reservation Rd. to prevent riders from using the public access to Rt 6.
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I wonder what gate the pres of the golf course is talking about.
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Just before the bike path opens out to Reservation Rd. there is a pair of 6′ gates that essentially dead-end the path, forcing users back the way they came. Of course one could always get around this as there is a ramp that goes down to the YMCA and out to Reservation Rd. That’s assuming they don’t gate that off too.
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Nothing a cheap set of bolt cutters can solve. I’m pretty sure blocking access to a public road might be illegal.
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