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From: ciampa@wanginst.UUCP (Robert Ciampa)
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Subject: Re: Tours & Cycling areas
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Date: Sat, 30-Mar-85 14:14:42 EST
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Massachusetts--all of it
This state is blessed with a large variety of cycling areas.
Cape Cod & the Islands-not very hilly, but sandy unspoiled coast.
North Shore-rocky coast, hilly, historical (old Yankee)
Eastern-urban/suburban, slightly hilly, historical
Central-hilly, lots of lakes, miles of country roads and farms
Western-very hilly (Bershires), great views

This is, of course, a brief summary; there are many cycling books
on Massachusetts and New England.
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Good Cycling
Rob
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Robert A. Ciampa {apollo, cadmus, decvax, linus, masscomp}!wanginst!ciampa
                  Wang Institute (617) 649-9731 x372