Quick Trip for Dinner

Thursday, September 13, 2007

This will be a short quick entry. I rode to my parent's for dinner, taking my normal route, Washington Street west to Arlington, then North to 56th Street, and west again to Kessler. I took Kessler north to Broadway, then through the village of Broad Ripple, taking College Avenue north to 106th Street.

I stopped at Wild Oats on my way home, then took 465 back around the north and east side of Indy to Washington Street.

See, that was quick!!

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