...but remember to be considerate of others using the path-

• Slower traffic stay right
  
• When riding or running, 2, 3 or 4 abreast, try to drop back to a single file so others can get safely by.
  
• If you're stopped for any reason, please move off to the shoulder of the path. I'm looking at you GE Running Club members, you should know better.
  

Others feel free to append

I'd add curb your dog.


As Young Perplexed and I learned today... If you are headed East, you should probably turn around by 26th Street. Today we went as far as 19th and the last block or two was a bit worrisome. Realistically, I'd say Mannheim since it's a pain to cross.

That GE Runners group thinks they own it.

Curb your horse too.

Yes, glellyn, they sure act that way. For years.

Yoss, Curb your horse!? Quit pickin on me YOSS!

The horse is bigger than me! He can go wherever he wishes!

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Originally posted by perplexed:

As Young Perplexed and I learned today... If you are headed East, you should probably turn around by 26th Street.

That reminds me of something my oldest told me after a long bike ride heading east on the Path. He decided to turn back towards home when he saw the sign at a garden plot indicating it was the "Garden for Mothers of Murdered Sons."

Good thinking.

Mrs. Yoss and I will go as far as Maywood, then turn back. Too bad there isn't a real path all the way into Chicago. Riding the sides of main roads can get pretty dicey, especially with all the distracted drivers.