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Fresh satellite photos for bike path conditions?
While there are plenty of services for motorists to find out about road
closures there is next to nothing for cyclists. Right now I need to know whether a particular section of the American River Bike Path (north of Lake Natoma) is still closed or not. There was a major rock slide on Jan-22. Park service sites are generally unhelpful because there are hardly any current status notifications and inquiries remain unanswered. Is there a really up to day and free site with sateliite images detailed enough to find out if the big boulders are still blocking the path? Must have date stamp, else it's of no use. Or maybe there is the outside chance someone reading this rode Sacramento-Folsom or vice versa this week and could tell. -- Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com/ |
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Fresh satellite photos for bike path conditions?
On Friday, February 10, 2017 at 1:08:03 PM UTC-8, Joerg wrote:
While there are plenty of services for motorists to find out about road closures there is next to nothing for cyclists. Right now I need to know whether a particular section of the American River Bike Path (north of Lake Natoma) is still closed or not. There was a major rock slide on Jan-22. Park service sites are generally unhelpful because there are hardly any current status notifications and inquiries remain unanswered. Is there a really up to day and free site with sateliite images detailed enough to find out if the big boulders are still blocking the path? Must have date stamp, else it's of no use. Or maybe there is the outside chance someone reading this rode Sacramento-Folsom or vice versa this week and could tell. The paths are OPEN https://www.google.com/search?q=cher...SBHmsA8hyr8rM: |
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Fresh satellite photos for bike path conditions?
On Friday, February 10, 2017 at 4:03:01 PM UTC-8, DATAKOLL MARINE RESEARCH wrote:
https://www.google.com/search?q=ARE+...RM06eMyEghZwM: http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article128211109.html You da MAN! Carl Fogel himself could have done no better |
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Fresh satellite photos for bike path conditions?
On 2/10/2017 1:08 PM, Joerg wrote:
While there are plenty of services for motorists to find out about road closures there is next to nothing for cyclists. Right now I need to know whether a particular section of the American River Bike Path (north of Lake Natoma) is still closed or not. There was a major rock slide on Jan-22. Park service sites are generally unhelpful because there are hardly any current status notifications and inquiries remain unanswered. Is there a really up to day and free site with sateliite images detailed enough to find out if the big boulders are still blocking the path? Must have date stamp, else it's of no use. Or maybe there is the outside chance someone reading this rode Sacramento-Folsom or vice versa this week and could tell. I had the same issue with a bicycle trail that runs along a creek in Santa Clara. There is no way to find out the status of it. They close it when the creek is too high because the underpasses will be flooded. |
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Fresh satellite photos for bike path conditions?
On 2017-02-10 16:27, sms wrote:
On 2/10/2017 1:08 PM, Joerg wrote: While there are plenty of services for motorists to find out about road closures there is next to nothing for cyclists. Right now I need to know whether a particular section of the American River Bike Path (north of Lake Natoma) is still closed or not. There was a major rock slide on Jan-22. Park service sites are generally unhelpful because there are hardly any current status notifications and inquiries remain unanswered. Is there a really up to day and free site with sateliite images detailed enough to find out if the big boulders are still blocking the path? Must have date stamp, else it's of no use. Or maybe there is the outside chance someone reading this rode Sacramento-Folsom or vice versa this week and could tell. I had the same issue with a bicycle trail that runs along a creek in Santa Clara. There is no way to find out the status of it. They close it when the creek is too high because the underpasses will be flooded. Here as well but I often use my own judgement and plow through, especially on the MTB. Even if the BB submarines. Really funny are several grade separation tunnels where there are sign "Do not enter when flooded". In winter both my MTB and my road bike look like they just came off a motocross track. I'll just chance it. If it is impassable I'll lose about half an hour. -- Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com/ |
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Fresh satellite photos for bike path conditions?
On 2/10/2017 5:08 PM, Joerg wrote:
On 2017-02-10 16:27, sms wrote: On 2/10/2017 1:08 PM, Joerg wrote: While there are plenty of services for motorists to find out about road closures there is next to nothing for cyclists. Right now I need to know whether a particular section of the American River Bike Path (north of Lake Natoma) is still closed or not. There was a major rock slide on Jan-22. Park service sites are generally unhelpful because there are hardly any current status notifications and inquiries remain unanswered. Is there a really up to day and free site with sateliite images detailed enough to find out if the big boulders are still blocking the path? Must have date stamp, else it's of no use. Or maybe there is the outside chance someone reading this rode Sacramento-Folsom or vice versa this week and could tell. I had the same issue with a bicycle trail that runs along a creek in Santa Clara. There is no way to find out the status of it. They close it when the creek is too high because the underpasses will be flooded. Here as well but I often use my own judgement and plow through, especially on the MTB. Even if the BB submarines. They have gates on the multi-use trails here, and they close them if they are worried about flooding. And they also close some when there's an event at Levi's stadium. |
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Fresh satellite photos for bike path conditions?
On Friday, February 10, 2017 at 5:30:07 PM UTC-8, sms wrote:
On 2/10/2017 5:08 PM, Joerg wrote: On 2017-02-10 16:27, sms wrote: On 2/10/2017 1:08 PM, Joerg wrote: While there are plenty of services for motorists to find out about road closures there is next to nothing for cyclists. Right now I need to know whether a particular section of the American River Bike Path (north of Lake Natoma) is still closed or not. There was a major rock slide on Jan-22. Park service sites are generally unhelpful because there are hardly any current status notifications and inquiries remain unanswered. Is there a really up to day and free site with sateliite images detailed enough to find out if the big boulders are still blocking the path? Must have date stamp, else it's of no use. Or maybe there is the outside chance someone reading this rode Sacramento-Folsom or vice versa this week and could tell. I had the same issue with a bicycle trail that runs along a creek in Santa Clara. There is no way to find out the status of it. They close it when the creek is too high because the underpasses will be flooded. Here as well but I often use my own judgement and plow through, especially on the MTB. Even if the BB submarines. They have gates on the multi-use trails here, and they close them if they are worried about flooding. And they also close some when there's an event at Levi's stadium. f*ckin a$$holes |
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Fresh satellite photos for bike path conditions?
goo.gl/CblNwr goo.gl/LbyGQS Petley on Oroville http://blogs.agu.org/landslideblog/2...roville-dam-1/ |
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||||||||||||||||||| goo.gl/CblNwr goo.gl/LbyGQS Petley on Oroville http://blogs.agu.org/landslideblog/2...roville-dam-1/ http://www.redding.com/story/news/20...tion/97723936/ |
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