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Ronde Chimp
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Does anybody know what the avg and max gradient of Pacifica Drive in San Diego is? I tried plunking
it into topozone but kept getting errors.
Thx.
it into topozone but kept getting errors.
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Carl Ebert
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I found it on topozone and it looks very flat. There may be some climb near the end of the road as
it goes up to Mt. Soledad. It is all residential.
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Thou shalt use thine scraps to makes quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know they
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it goes up to Mt. Soledad. It is all residential.
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Thou shalt use thine scraps to makes quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know they
joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.
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Ronde Chimp
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On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 00:31:06 GMT, "Carl Ebert" <[email protected]> wrote:
>I found it on topozone and it looks very flat. There may be some climb near the end of the road as
>it goes up to Mt. Soledad. It is all residential.
>
>
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>Thou shalt use thine scraps to makes quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know they
>joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.
>
>
Ahh, my bad, I guess it was Mt. Soledad I wanted the gradient of... it's one ***** of a climb...
>I found it on topozone and it looks very flat. There may be some climb near the end of the road as
>it goes up to Mt. Soledad. It is all residential.
>
>
>-------------
>Thou shalt use thine scraps to makes quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know they
>joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.
>
>
Ahh, my bad, I guess it was Mt. Soledad I wanted the gradient of... it's one ***** of a climb...
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Carl Ebert
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No sure of the gradient from looking at the map in topozone. I have never climbed up to Mt. Soledad
from Pacifica. I know climbing up it from Nautilus St. it was quite a climb. I would estimate about
6 to 10 % at times. The view at the end is worth the climb.
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Thou shalt use thine scraps to makes quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know they
joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.
from Pacifica. I know climbing up it from Nautilus St. it was quite a climb. I would estimate about
6 to 10 % at times. The view at the end is worth the climb.
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Thou shalt use thine scraps to makes quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know they
joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.
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Thomas Reynolds
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Ronde Chimp <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 00:31:06 GMT, "Carl Ebert" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >I found it on topozone and it looks very flat. There may be some climb near the end of the road
> >as it goes up to Mt. Soledad. It is all residential.
> >
> >
> >-------------
> >Thou shalt use thine scraps to makes quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know
> >they joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.
> >
> >
>
> Ahh, my bad, I guess it was Mt. Soledad I wanted the gradient of... it's one ***** of a climb...
Being in San Diego you can try what I think is the steepest hill I know of anywhere. It is in Spring
Valley, on Cuyamaca Avenue north of Chestnut St. I don't know how they can pave a street this steep.
I was going to post mapquest link but it is ridiculously long. Email me (using the below address)
and I will send you directions if you are intersted.
Tom treynolds at saintmail dot net
news:<[email protected]>...
> On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 00:31:06 GMT, "Carl Ebert" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >I found it on topozone and it looks very flat. There may be some climb near the end of the road
> >as it goes up to Mt. Soledad. It is all residential.
> >
> >
> >-------------
> >Thou shalt use thine scraps to makes quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know
> >they joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.
> >
> >
>
> Ahh, my bad, I guess it was Mt. Soledad I wanted the gradient of... it's one ***** of a climb...
Being in San Diego you can try what I think is the steepest hill I know of anywhere. It is in Spring
Valley, on Cuyamaca Avenue north of Chestnut St. I don't know how they can pave a street this steep.
I was going to post mapquest link but it is ridiculously long. Email me (using the below address)
and I will send you directions if you are intersted.
Tom treynolds at saintmail dot net
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Chris Neary
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>I was going to post mapquest link but it is ridiculously long. Email me (using the below address)
>and I will send you directions if you are intersted.
Use www.tinyurl.com to shrink jumbo links.
Highly recommended.
Chris Neary [email protected]
"Science, freedom, beauty, adventure: what more could you ask of life? Bicycling combined all the
elements I loved" - Adapted from a quotation by Charles Lindbergh
>and I will send you directions if you are intersted.
Use www.tinyurl.com to shrink jumbo links.
Highly recommended.
Chris Neary [email protected]
"Science, freedom, beauty, adventure: what more could you ask of life? Bicycling combined all the
elements I loved" - Adapted from a quotation by Charles Lindbergh
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Mark Wolfe
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Steeper than coming out of mission valley? I do Bachman and Ulrick a min. of 3 times a week, and
they're getting pretty easy with a 39/23.
Mark
Carl Ebert wrote:
> No sure of the gradient from looking at the map in topozone. I have never climbed up to Mt.
> Soledad from Pacifica. I know climbing up it from Nautilus St. it was quite a climb. I would
> estimate about 6 to 10 % at times. The view at the end is worth the climb.
>
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> Thou shalt use thine scraps to makes quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know
> they joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.
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they're getting pretty easy with a 39/23.
Mark
Carl Ebert wrote:
> No sure of the gradient from looking at the map in topozone. I have never climbed up to Mt.
> Soledad from Pacifica. I know climbing up it from Nautilus St. it was quite a climb. I would
> estimate about 6 to 10 % at times. The view at the end is worth the climb.
>
> -------------
> Thou shalt use thine scraps to makes quilts for charity, so that those less fortunate may know
> they joy of sleeping beneath a quilt.
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Mark Wolfe http://www.wolfenet.org gpg fingerprint = 42B6 EFEB 5414 AA18 01B7 64AC EF46 F7E6 82F6
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