Last Sunday, 4/29/07, a group of us took a bike ride commemorating the May Day holiday - observed over most of the world but not in the United States.
The holiday commemorates the labor struggles around the world. It was around this time of the hear that the Haymarket Riots occurred in Chicago and there are several historical places. Most notably the Forest Lawn cemetery in a western suburb has monuments to those who gave their lives in this struggle.
It was a one-dayride, around 25 miles. We started in downtown Chicago and rode out to the Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Thanks for the account. Can you lt me know about any further scheduled rides?
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tdSweet Old Bob said:
Last Sunday, 4/29/07, a group of us took a bike ride commemorating the May Day holiday - observed over most of the world but not in the United States.
The holiday commemorates the labor struggles around the world. It was around this time of the hear that the Haymarket Riots occurred in Chicago and there are several historical places. Most notably the Forest Lawn cemetery in a western suburb has monuments to those who gave their lives in this struggle.
It was a one-dayride, around 25 miles. We started in downtown Chicago and rode out to the Forest Lawn Cemetery.