Battery2Beach: January 2011

Saturday, January 22, 2011

33 Spots Remain on the Battery2Beach Route!

Posted by Tom Bradford

Pat Sullivan of Mt. Pleasant has become the newest renter of a quarter-mile on the B2B Route! Only 33 spots remain on our quest to rent out the entire route!

Thanks Pat!

Another one bites the dust!

Posted by Tom Bradford

Thanks to Jennifer Rone who rented .25 of a mile in honor of Uncle Bobby and Aunt Pat!

One Mile Rented to Trek Bicycle Store

Posted by Tom Bradford

A big THANK YOU to Trek Bicycle Store of Mount Pleasant who rented one mile along the Battery2Beach Route! We applaud your generosity and contribution to our efforts.

"Rent the Route" Renters!

Coastal Cyclist Bike Club $800

Chris Winn and Family $400

Charleston City Paper $400

Tullmann Family $400
Pearlstine Distributors in memory of Chuck Marquardt $400
Trek Bicycle Store of Mt. Pleasant $400
Dr. Ann Kulze and Family $400
Peter and Cappie Wilborn $400

David Brodsky $200

Stan and Lynn Coleman $100

Ben and Meredith Perrone $100

COAST Brewing Company $100

Charleston Civic Design Center $100
Joe and Elliott Dobson $100

Harry Mulkey $100

Steve and Jan Warner $100

Robert and Rachel Prioleau $100

Don Sparks $100

Stephanie and Noel Hunt $100

Social Restaurant + Wine Bar $100
Alex's Restaurant $100
Kristin and Randy Walker $100

Charleston Dog Walkers $100
Rosen & Associates, Inc. $100

Obviouslee Marketing $100

Nico and Beth Safrit $100
Nathan Smith $100
Enrique Pineda $100

Tim and Page Walter $100

Sandy Fowler $100
Cathy Nixon Heibel and Don Heibel $100
Wesley Chumley $100
Su Saye $100
RiverRats (Dr. David Ploth) $100
Dan Hoke $100
Chuck Hassold $100
Bill Baker $100
Jennifer Rone for Uncle Bobby & Aunt Pat $100
Pat Sullivan $100
Sherry and Sonny Ray $100
Wofford Stribling $100
Ruth Barrow $100

What is Battery2Beach?

The Battery2Beach Route (B2B) is an initiative of Charleston Moves and interested municipalities and citizens. B2B proposes a new foundation of a regional Charleston people-powered connectivity plan. The route will cover 24 miles from Isle of Palms through downtown Charleston to Folly Beach. Marked by distinctive signage, the goal is to make the route safe enough for bicycle riders of all ages and abilities.

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Battery2Beach is an initiative of Charleston Moves.

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Saturday, January 22, 2011

33 Spots Remain on the Battery2Beach Route!

Another one bites the dust!

One Mile Rented to Trek Bicycle Store

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