It was a gorgeous late-Autumn day yesterday, and I had a handlebar mounted camera running as I rode a 5m/8km section of bike paths along the Mystic River, Alewife Brook, and Malden River in Massachusetts. (It's part of my favorite 17mi/27km local loop.)
If you have 3.6 minutes to kill, here's a scenic stretch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UOE1ASys2o (It's part of an experiment; using a handlebar-mounted camera to produce short, annotated, speeded-up (time-lapse), bikes-eye-view videos of local bike trails. The idea is to let riders preview a trail end-to-end, very quickly, to see if it's something they'd actually want to ride. For more info, see the Notes section of the Youtube video.)
If you have 3.6 minutes to kill, here's a scenic stretch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UOE1ASys2o (It's part of an experiment; using a handlebar-mounted camera to produce short, annotated, speeded-up (time-lapse), bikes-eye-view videos of local bike trails. The idea is to let riders preview a trail end-to-end, very quickly, to see if it's something they'd actually want to ride. For more info, see the Notes section of the Youtube video.)
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