Donnie "KWood" Kirkwood, Manager of Sycamore Bicycles and Joe Sanders, President of the Blue Ridge Bicycle Club rounded up the faithful to bust some moves on the Oklawaha Greenway Clean Sweep!
Reaching for the sky
to let the Sun Shine
from above.
Clearing the way
For Hikers, Bikers
People and
Pups!
Joe tangles
with a
testy Vine
while Charley
clears a Path
for Pedestrians
to Find.
Under Joes Supervison
The Crew took a Break
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| KWood - Denise - Charley - Craig - Joe Grab your Pick Axe and Shovel and don't forget the Rake! |
Volunteers from the Blue Ridge Bike Club in cooperation with the Rotary Club of Hendersonville spent about two hours on Saturday morning to make a clean sweep of the the first half mile of the Oklawaha Greenway from Jackson Park to the Four Seasons overpass.
Oklawaha Greenway Trail travels through the Jackson Park Nature Trail, passes by King Memorial and Sullivan Park, through Mud Creek and ends in Patton Park.
The City of Hendersonville recently announced that it has been awarded a 1.2 million dollar Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvement Grant to extend the Oklawaha Greenway from Patton Park to Berkeley Mills Park on Balfour Road. The grant is administered by the North Carolina Department of Transportaion and utilizes federal and state funds to support bicycle and pedestrian improvement projects.
