The occasional obstacle makes riding Albany’s bike and walking paths more interesting, wouldn’t you say?
Our weather: Better than elsewhere
Written December 12th, 2014 by Hasso Hering
Why is the weather so interesting to people, especially around here? Because it is potentially dangerous, because it affects everybody, and because it can change as radically as it did the last few days.
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No place to be in a storm
You might want to bring a chainsaw when riding on Albany’s Cox Creek path in winter. Just kidding. It’s not that often that the path is blocked by a fallen tree.
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