This is the second Spontaneous Human Combustion Barbeque. Details as follows:

A Cycling/Cosmological/Barbeque event of optimal proportions.

When: Friday 12 September 2008 at 10:30pm PLANET's SURFACE

Where: Science World starting point.....

How: Cycling of course...

More info as follows:

Spontaneous Human Combustion BBQ; 10:30pm Fri12SEPT2k8

I am hosting a Night ride that will start at Science World, wind its way along the waterfront to Vanier Park where we will take a peak at the Cosmos through the HR McMillan Telescope. The telescope is open from 10:00 until 1am on Clear Fridays and Saturdays.

After the troupe gets its fill of stargazing we continue cycling Westbound along the waterfront until we hit the first semi-secluded beach. At which point we "light er up" I will bring a Propane portable BBQ along with two fuel tanks. Other BBQ's are welcome.

This will be the second of such rides. One of my friends suggested I place an announcement in the velolove portal so here it goes.....

If you play with fire you are definately welcome cuz I sure like to....More on that later. Anyone is welcome. The folks that run the telescope are really nice and last time it was a tun o fun. Hope to see you there. If you need more info please don't hesitate to contact me. There is a facebook group called SPONTANEOUS HUMAN COMBUSTION BBQ.

Form up at Science World from 10:30pm on
Start to roll at 11:00pm

BYOstuff..fooood...feuooool...driiiiinx

Love,

Marcel

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So, being a sort of geek, I tracked my commute on my new GPS while I was in Ottawa, and I finally pulled it off my GPS and mapped it out on bikely. Check out the link: Ottawa Commute

Fairly soon I should have a GPS track of my commute from main and broadway to UBC also. The elevation profile differences should be interesting to see. Riding in Ottawa was a lot more flat in general.