Gearing up to continue their Trek Across Caribou, cyclists leave their first pit-stop at the Collins Pond picnic area on Saturday morning, heading for the high school.
Aroostook Republicanphoto/ Barb Scott
Even after riding their bicycles from Hilltop Elementary School to the Caribou High School in the annual Trek Across Caribou event, these young cyclists had energy left over for ice cream cones and the challenge of rock climbing.
Aroostook Republican photo/Barb Scott
Participants in Saturday morning’s Trek Across Caribou bicycle event walk their rides across the boardwalk near Collins Pond.
Aroostook Republican photo/Barb Scott
In a field of many, Sydney Eaton, was ready to continue on the Trek Across Caribou on Saturday morning, after stopping to refuel at the Collins Pond picnic area. The young cyclists started their trek at Hilltop Elementary School and would end at the Caribou High School.
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The Caribou Rotary Club and the Caribou Parks and Recreation Department have worked together since 1993 to promote bicycle safety. The second-grade students at the Woodland Consolidated School displaying their new helmets, in front, from left are: Olivia Saucier and Ethan Albair. Middle row: Macy Wakem, Wyatt Philbrook, Matt McCormack, Hannah Landeen, Wyatt Grant, Dylan Dodd and Krysta McLaughlin. In back are Rylan Masse, Brooke Moir, Halle Greenier, Riley Connolly, Keith Bray, P.J. Thornton and Madison Zeigler.
