SCULPTURE IN FRONT OF ENGINEERING SCHOOL
NCR TRAIL THROUGH YORK

SEVEN VALLEYS PA PARKING AREA FOR NCR

 

DENNIS WHEN HE TURNS 80

After a pitiful breakfast at the B and B we drove to John C Ruby Park about 5 miles north of York to start today's ride.  It was so delightful that it made up for yesterday's upper body workout.  The park itself was very nice, paved trail along a creek, very scenic.  Even riding through York was pleasant.  We passed by some sculpture at the Engineering School and rode to Seven Valleys where they rent out 4 wheel pedal cars to use on the train tracks.  I'd like to try that sometime.  We looked for ice cream, couldn't find any and headed back.  Really a nice way to end our ride.  (ice cream would have better.). 

NO DOWNED TREES!!!! 

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