u/smclarino

I was dropped off in Ft Sask on Saturday and I rode back to the Bonnie Doon area.

The river pathway was completely flooded out just south of Ft Sask. It's not passable, and I did not know the lay of things well enough to find a workaround.

Correction back on gravel roads to highway 21, which has a lovely paved parallel access road, then side road to the Legends Golf club and the new Bear Hills bridge into the Edmonton pathway system, and detour to Victoria Trail to get across the rail and Yellowhead.

Worth doing... Just don't get stuck in the flooded trail.

Planning to explore the NE River Valley trails this weekend on a gravel capable bike.

Will start in Ft Sask, and follow some back roads to the new "Beaver Hills Bridge" across the river to the Quarry golf course area.

With any luck will then stay on paved paths all the way to Capilano.

Any cautions? Anything flooded out?

City Map says the path under the Yellowhead near Beverly might be disrupted due to construction, but unclear if there is an easy alternative without going up to city streets.

I am looking to tear down an old garage and build a new one. Will be wanting to have maximum solar panel capacity on the roof.

So I am looking for recommendations of quality, solid builders and/or solar contractors who can help me with that.

Who's good?