text: Identifying information about the person to whom the car was registered was not included. Drivers were not contacted, which is another of Cryor’s criticisms of the study. “It doesn’t say anything about, ‘Would you use transit if it was available?’ or any questions of the drivers,” Cryor said. Cryor represents most of Potomac and the upcounty.
  The commute most often used to justify construction of a new bridge is the hypothetical Gaithersburg to Loudoun County, Va. “horseshoe commute,” with a commuter driving down I-270, onto the Beltway, across the American Legion Bridge and back out the Dulles Toll Road.
  “The growth is all out the Dulles Corridor,” Marin said. “We know where the growth has been, we know where the growth is coming and the American Legion Bridge doesn’t get the job done.”
  In terms of this study, the horseshoe commute is generalized as a “Maryland West” to “Virginia West” commute.
  Already the proponents and opponents of a new bridge are each interpreting the data to support their positions.
  “I THINK there are huge flaws in the way the report is presented,” said Stewart Schwartz of the Coalition for Smarter Growth.
  Someone traveling from Tyson’s Corner to some parts Bethesda would be considered a West-West commuter for purposes of this study.
  Schwartz said his group added up parts of the study and looked at how many drivers go between areas which they consider to be western suburbs and I-270/Gaithersburg. They found that 342 cars go from Virginia to Maryland in this way and 1,637 go from Maryland to Virginia.
  “Those are the people making the U-shaped commute. That is less than 2,000 cars, that hardly justifies a $1 billion bridge crossing,” he said.
  
  The 188 mile drive from Lake Amistad to Thousand Trails (TTN) Medina Lake, northwest of San Antonio, was easy and beautiful as it is through the countryside, no freeways, just the way we like it. Lake Amistad provided many hours of enjoyment, it is a place we’ll return to when we want to catch some bass. Coming to TTN Medina Lake is like coming home. We really like this little place, it’s got a country atmosphere. Before making the last turn into the area where the preserve is located, there's a feed store, it's becoming a tradition to stop...
  I really can't believe it has been almost a week since we've done an entry. We left New Mexico on Tuesday and drove a little over 450 miles. We spent the night in a rest area just outside of Sonora, Texas. We would have kept going, it was still early and Ken wasn't tired, but the new season of American Idol was starting and we had to watch it!!! After a pretty good nights sleep we hit the road again heading for Boerne, Texas ( it's pronounced burnie - gotta love the Texans ) We made a quick stop at Ron Hoover RV center to have some awning...
  Finally got a chance to get the boat in the water. We launched at the county park on Lake Medina, Texas. This lake is the closest lake to Dave and Chen Mei's house in San Antonio. The water was very low due to local drought conditions, and we had a little trouble getting the boat off the trailer. Fortunately, there was a friendly Texan there to give us a little much needed advice. After we had a fantastic day of tubing and water skiing!
  Sunday, April 20, 2008. Thousand Trails Campground, Whitney, TX Driving to San Antonio Jonathan's DS alarm went off at 5:30 this morning. I kept hearing it but couldn't figure out what it was. Each time it would go off it would get a little louder so I finally realized what it was and got up and turned it off at 5:50. I was going to get up at 6:15 to start getting ready. Tom had his alarm set for 6:30. We finally rolled out of bed at that point. We started closing things up. Tom went out to unhook everything. We didn't wake Jonathan up...
  Rebecca drove much of the way, 180 miles, this time as well. Dave took over for the last 30 miles to pull into the park and the space. Rebecca is getting to be a terrific driver, the more she drives the more confident she becomes and therefore the more she wants to drive. On our final few miles we stopped at the local feed store to get several 40lb bags of deer corn and squirrel food. We like to feed the deer each morning and evening while sittng at the livingroom window sipping on coffee watching them. We'll be spending Christmas AND New...
  We left around 9:00 and headed for San Antonio. It was overcast and cool at first, turned out to be a record heat day. The Alamo was ok - Too Commercialized. The River Walk was great just got a little hot and we took the dogs in the stroller. Too much work. And by the way dogs are not allowed in the Alamo - we got kicked out. San Antonio is in the Hill Country and is different from anywhere else. Seems very rocky and roads are very curvy and hilly. Margaret has learned a few new words for the driver. Campground is loaded with hungry skinny...
  
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