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WTS 3: Camano Island Populaire - RESCHEDULED for January 28 - Replaces WTS #4

Description: The 3rd in our 8 week Winter Training Series and one of our favorite rides! Beautiful, low traffic, and rolling route around Camano Island, including a dip down to Camano Island Park. Be sure to bring some extra water and food as services on the island are limited. New this year - we will run it as a 100K Populaire so bring a pen to fill in those pesky control cards.

Please register for this ride.

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Fleche Northwest 2012 - April 6-8

Deadline for registration: March 23, 2012

Now is the time to plan for your NW Flèche experience!   Design your route, sign up your team, and get all that information turned in by March 23rd.  This is that wonderful SIR event you do not want to miss. Last year we had 11 teams - let's see if we can't top that number this year.

Destination: Olympia

Finish: Governor Hotel in Downtown Olympia; 621 Capitol Way S; Olympia, WA 98501

Questions: Email: morse_josh AT Comcast DOT net

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WTS 6: Auburn, Lake Tapps, Orting, Carbonado, Buckley - Feb. 11

Description: This is the sixth in our 8 part Winter Training Series.  It's a wonderful route that takes in Lake Tapps, Orting, Carbonado, Buckley and lots of great back roads and trails in between.  You don't want to miss this one!
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WTS 5: Tukwilla-West Seattle-Dash Point - Feb. 4

The 5th ride in our 8 ride Winter Training Series is a revamped version of previous Dash Point rides.  It will take us from Southcenter north to West Seattle, Three Tree Point, Redondo and along Marine View Drive to Dash Point before returning via a final few hills and the Green River Valley to Southcenter where a Starbucks awaits us.  Bring your small gears there are some pretty good hill climbs on this ride!

Introduction to the Winter Training Series: An introduction to the Winter Training Series, including a bit of history, how the rides are conducted and rider expectations.

 

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The Monthly Populaire Page

Have you heard about randonneuring, considered learning more, but been intimidated by the stories of epic climbs of Mt Rainier through the night, or rides from Seattle to Montana?  Perhaps you have been close to dipping a toe in the rando waters but were not sure how you would get to the ride start out in the boonies by 5:00am.  If so, Seattle International Randonneurs (SIR) is offering you a free opportunity to experience randonneuring on a ‘wade in’, not a ‘dive in’ basis, here is what you can expect:

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