I am so appreciative that you both helped to make that happen every time I go for a run in Yellow Fork. It is a beautiful place.

There any Strava segments out there at the prison?

Copy and paste over Mountain View Corridor in Daybreak.

Most of the bike lanes in my neighborhood are death traps for cyclists.

This law is forcing cities to deal with the fact that their bike infrastructure is poorly planned and implemented. Can't point to all the bike lanes you have on paper and say you support active transportation when the reality in most of the valley is they are just painted lines cars park on.

All Star, kid's got moves!

Love it. Progress is progress and should be celebrated.

The stadium was bustling with energy. A grand slam in the first inning was fun to see. It was a great night and I am very glad to have the Bee's in the neighborhood. Hopefully they can add more bike racks or even a bike valet to make it easier to get there on foot or by bike.

The food was a disappointment. We got a Little Caesars pizza, pretzel, chicken fingers, fries, and churros. None of it tasted good and all seemed stale already. We used a self checkout register that did not work well. Hopefully things can improve in this area.

Getting in went smooth. We had tickets for the lawn and were able to grab a spot against the back wall. It was packed but not too crowded.

The plaza at center field was great. This is going to be an amazing amenity for the neighborhood.

The next issue which I had been worried about was finding a place to lock up the scooters. There are only two bike racks for the whole stadium! They were already packed and bikes were locked up on just about every tree or post in the area.

Getting there was a breeze using neighborhood streets and multi-use paths. Closer to the stadium in the construction zone we ran into one side street with no curb cuts so we had to hop off the scooters there.

Really highlights the need for access to open space on the west side.