The best part about bikepacking in MA in the summer is not having to worry about parking at all the beaches you want to visit but cannot because of classist bullshit that MA thrives on. [GLARES at Cape Fraud].
Nantasket is always a shit show. There’s more people than ever and no one wants to build parking.
I am not trying to call you out, but it sounds like you are simultaneously complaining that beaches with lots of people are a pain, but beaches that are hard to access are unfair. I can’t say I am any better because ethically I want free easy access to all public spaces, but I also want to go to the most exclusive unpopulated beaches. I don’t know the solution.
Are you incapable of juggling two pieces of truth at the same time? Make all the coastline public like the rest of the country and you solve the space problem, build more parking and you solve the parking problem, and if you include T stops, you also resolve access and classism issues.
The best part about bikepacking in MA in the summer is not having to worry about parking at all the beaches you want to visit but cannot because of classist bullshit that MA thrives on. [GLARES at Cape Fraud].
Nantasket is always a shit show. There’s more people than ever and no one wants to build parking.
I am not trying to call you out, but it sounds like you are simultaneously complaining that beaches with lots of people are a pain, but beaches that are hard to access are unfair. I can’t say I am any better because ethically I want free easy access to all public spaces, but I also want to go to the most exclusive unpopulated beaches. I don’t know the solution.
Are you incapable of juggling two pieces of truth at the same time? Make all the coastline public like the rest of the country and you solve the space problem, build more parking and you solve the parking problem, and if you include T stops, you also resolve access and classism issues.