Courteous Mass – DaytonCREATE

Courteous Mass

Courteous Mass is an event – an urban cycling ride through Dayton. The ride is free – all you need to bring is a bike.

Rides are the first Friday of every month. Gather starting a little after 5:00 pm. We ride at 5:30.

Gathering Spot: Plaza in front of Fifth Third Field (Dragons stadium) – Monument at Patterson.

Up Close & Personal with Courteous Mass Rider Amy Forsthoefel:

Favorite Dayton “place” to share with visitors	2nd St. Market
Favorite Book	A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, by Dave Eggars
Favorite Band	Right nowâ€¦Andrew Bird.
Favorite website	Current.com
Where do you play hookie in Dayton	On the MetroParks hiking trails with my dog, Alexander Supertramp.
Favorite hidden gem in Dayton	La Michoacana Hispanic Market #5 on Troy Street
Hobbies	Photography, World Travel, Music, Being Barefoot, Thrifting, Playing with Others
Your Dream	To travel the world as an Interim Innkeeper
What will be your legacy	I left things better than I found them.
Celebrity crush	Benicio Del Toro
Favorite Dayton watering hole	The Trolley Stop Patio
Favorite Destination	Dayton, it’s always good to come home.
Favorite celebrity encounter	Billy Corigan of the Smashing Pumpkins at Canal Street Tavern
Pets	Dog – Alexander Supertramp, Cats – Bird and Egg
Role Model	Anthony Bourdain
Favorite Team	Cleveland Browns/Cinti Reds
Quirky fact	I won the McPherson Town Chili Cookoff last year with my Indian Pumpkin Chili and have a gold spoon to prove it!

This entry was posted on Wednesday, September 9th, 2009 at 10:20 am and is filed under This Is Dayton and tagged with biking, recreation. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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