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Cyclists enjoy scenic views at 18th annual Tour de Whatcom

Highway closure forces rerouting of century and metric distances

Riders pedal slowly up Douglas Road with some trailing behind the leading group.
Riders pedal slowly up Douglas Road in Ferndale July 22 during the 18th annual Tour de Whatcom charity bicycle ride. (Andy Bronson/Cascadia Daily News)
By Andrew Foster News Intern
Visitors and locals gathered at the Boundary Bay Brewery beer garden for a drink and meal after completing the 18th annual Tour de Whatcom charity bicycle ride that raised $7,000 for local nonprofit organizations on Saturday, July 22.  “I’m very glad to drink this beer,” Kris Moyer said after completing the 22-mile distance with her husband, Eric. “I’m tired but it’s not an overwhelming distance.”  Four distances are available to riders — a century (100-mile), met

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