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<p>When starting from Newport News it is about 15 miles to the
Yorktown Toll Bridge heading up Highway 17 and 100 miles to
Fredericksburg then if you take Highway 1 into Washington it is
another 45 miles to the bridge into Washington DC. Another way to
go is to take Highway 17 from Yorktown Toll Bridge 80 miles to
Highway 301 and cross into Maryland to Highway 5 and from there,
well all roads lead to Washington DC as they say?</p>
<p>The roads in Virginia are not so bad and yet Highway One needs
some work, watch those bike rims if you are traveling over 20 mph
in places, you have to wonder what our tax dollars go for these
days? The roads in some parts of Washington DC some would perhaps
disagree with you if you called them; Actual Roads. As for traffic,
I prefer to do this ride on a weekday if you have the luxury, less
traffic. In Washington DC I prefer the weekends although traffic
always is a bear.</p>
<p>The best part about this route is that there are a lot of fellow
cyclists at all points and if you have a major problem, catastrophe
or second flat tire with no additional tube, getting a ride is
fairly easy. Folks in Virginia are pretty nice and if you take the
Maryland road as your last leg, most are fairly nice too, although
fewer of them are driving pickups. There are many good stops along
the way and it is a route you will enjoy and see something new each
time. Explore it and consider this in 2006.</p>

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<p>Lance Winslow, a retired entrepreneur, adventurer, modern day
philosopher and perpetual tourist.</p>
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