By chado2423 in July, 2011
If you are a semi-long distance (and no, I'm not talking cross country, egads!) rider like me (avg 54 to 70 miles round-trip), or even above my level, you love shortcuts when they are available. I'm not trying to say that anyone reading this is lazy, but every cyclists needs to take their breaks and at their level of riding. The People's Pathways is a great shortcut between Coatsville and Fillmore, Indiana. And in Fillmore, there is a mom-and-pop diner, which is a word-of-mouth "great place to stop" called Bert and Betty's; apparently infamous, for their kind service, relaxing atmosphere, and laid back small town charm. Sometimes they don't even charge you for low-cost items if you are low on cash, but don't try to get a stack of pancakes for free... I'm talking like a cup of coffee or a soda, here, guys. But be polite, let them offer it to you... don't just think that because I said that, that you'r on freebies with them. They are a business, after all. Also as a note of caution, and correction from the previous review, there is one intersection of path and road, between Greencastle and Fillmore on the People's Pathways.