On the Wellesley Trails Again

The nail that ended my ride!

The nail that ended my ride!


Today I went for another bike ride on the Wellesley Trails, only this time it didn’t go so well.  I got through about 5.5 miles on the Aqueduct Trail, then to the Fuller Brook Trail.  They are doing a lot of work on that trail.  When I got to the Senior High/Hunnewell Field Area, I took a turn onto a closed trail.  Then I ran over the nail in the image to the right.
I didn’t realize it right away.  The trail is partially closed, but there’s no warning when you approach the closure.  I got to a gate, then turned around, just as a couple of runners came down the same path, so I wasn’t the only one who didn’t know about the closure.
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So my ride became a walk back home, but fortunately it was only about 2 miles.  Here’s a gallery.

Biking the Trails of Wellesley

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Below are a few photos I took on my ride.