After their presentation Kevin and Phoebe answered a number of questions. There are lots and lots of bikes, but drivers respect you. Cars are fast and assume cyclists know what they're doing. People don't seem to be in hurry except to go to lunch. There are few apparent rules of the road, like staying in your lane, but you have the feeling and experience that cycling is safe there.
Travel is by boat or by foot.
There are different groups. There are occasional A pace rides, but they usually rode a B pace, 17-19 mph. If you fall back the group will wait for you. There were slower,C rides on some days. While it was a cyclist's paradise, there were few planned activities for non-cyclists.