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This is a fun circuit.
Go west to the Humber Bay Arch Bridge.
Shoot up the Humber River and pass under various bridges and subway tracks.
Arrive in Weston (which, by the way, was established in 1796). Go west on Lawrence to Royal York (there are a couple of hills here that will get your bum up).
Then bomb down Royal York as fast as you can until you arrive at San Remo Bakery for coffee, donuts, cured meats, and other wonderful things that I don’t normally order.
The circuit:
Agreed, weekends are for riding and unwinding. I ride dirt bikes in the woods, but the effect is similar.
I used to commute from work along the humber trail system. So much more relaxing than being on the road.
Do you still ride to work?
It would be difficult as my commute is about 30 feet long (I’ve have a home office for 10 years).
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