The Fall River Bicycle Committee sponsored a bicycle tour of Fogland in Tiverton, RI on Patriots' Day, April 15, 2013. The four-hour tour started at Grinell's Beach in Tiverton and took riders along historic and scenic routes including the famous Pease Field where Benjamin Church and local colonists battled the local natives during the King Philip War. From there, the group headed south and then west throught the Fogland Beach Recreation Area to Point View Drive. "It was a terrific Spring day for a ride," commented Committe Chair Brian Pearson. "The weather couldn't have been nicer." The group got to see some early signs of spring and see a lot of the waterfront up close the way only bike riding makes possible. Click here for pictures of a South End history tour. Click here for photos of a bike history ride of the City's North End held over Memorial Day weekend and here for one held last October. For more information, contact Fall River Bicycle Committee Chairman Brian Pearson. (Photos courtesy of Brian Pearson)

(Top row) John Sullivan points out some of the sights along the way to Deborah Roher and Jim Cusick. (Middle row) Jim Cusick pauses in the ride with Jim Hornsby and Rick Schwartz. (Bottom row) Karen Pearson, Jim Cusick, John Sullivan, Jim Hornsby, Frank Menenzes, Robin Thorpe, Deborah Roher and Rick Schwartz pause for a group shot. (Bottom row, right) Karen Pearson and Jim Cusick pause on the bridge over Nonquit Pond.