Chesapeake & Ohio Canal is pretty but about as nontechnical and flat as a trail can be. Perfect conditions for audiobooks/ podcasts. My body is occupied but my mind is fee to wonder so I can concentrate on listening. I save the music for the times when I am riding hard and need something to keep me motivated.
Before
autible.com and my I-pod I would ride with a tape player and books on tape. The Tapes and Tape player was super bulky filling up two jersey pockets one for the tape player and another for the tapes. I was thrilled when I found out about audible.com 6 years ago. Now I can carry multiple books on my I-pod and it takes up a fraction of the space. I would recommend as a great alternative to music for rides.
I listened to short story’s of the Sherlock homes and took some pictures...
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| This bridge at the Seneca creek aqueduct |
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| One of the many locks of the canal paralleling the c and o |
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| One of the more well maintained sections of trail |
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| Big rocks |
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I completely agree. I rode the C&O canal in it's entirety (~186 miles)on Labor day 2007 (3am to 9pm). What kept me going were my two audio books on my ipod. The canal is great for books on tape or deep thought.
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