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#1851
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#1852
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Yes it was. Hard to remember all of the streets we walked, and walked, and walked. We too enjoyed Montreal, much more so that our previous visit 20 years earlier. Found that people were much more willing to speak English this time. It's strange to be in your own country and yet feel like you're in another.
#1853
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I rode 40 miles on my fixed gear bike today. It was warm but windy, just like my last ride on on Thursday and I rode a similar route. I had a similar hatred for the homeward leg when I had to ride into the wind.
Taken through a sculpture in downtown Fort Worth
Trinity Park in Fort Worth
Sunset
Taken through a sculpture in downtown Fort Worth
Trinity Park in Fort Worth
Sunset
#1854
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Since Spring has sprung, and things were greening up and blossoming all over, I took my point-n-shoot with me on my weekend ride on the shortest of the "7 loops" of the MCT Trail system, from the Goshen Trail to the Ronald J. Foster Heritage Trail, then on the Nickle-Plate Trail.
One point of interest is the old steam locomotive water tower along the Goshen Trail. The Graffiti artists seem to love it...
CRW_0876 by David Bierbaum, on Flickr
Here's a look at the Heritage Trail from the Goshen Trail bridge that overpasses it.
CRW_0878 by David Bierbaum, on Flickr
The Heritage Trail has lots of these little wooden bridges passing over these meandering little streams... creeks... ditches???
CRW_0879 by David Bierbaum, on Flickr
From the Heritage Trail. I don't think I'm in Edwardsville anymore!
CRW_0881 by David Bierbaum, on Flickr
One point of interest is the old steam locomotive water tower along the Goshen Trail. The Graffiti artists seem to love it...
CRW_0876 by David Bierbaum, on Flickr
Here's a look at the Heritage Trail from the Goshen Trail bridge that overpasses it.
CRW_0878 by David Bierbaum, on Flickr
The Heritage Trail has lots of these little wooden bridges passing over these meandering little streams... creeks... ditches???
CRW_0879 by David Bierbaum, on Flickr
From the Heritage Trail. I don't think I'm in Edwardsville anymore!
CRW_0881 by David Bierbaum, on Flickr
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Checking the suitability of my new single speed Urban Man from beachbikes.net on the dirt connectors between paved neighborhoods = GOOD
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My commute
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I finally decided to get a video cam for my bike. I am usually more intent on riding than taking pictures, but i thought it might be fun to take some while riding so one day the grandkids can see them and say, "Gramps was pretty good for an old geezer"...or maybe "what the heck was that old fart thinking?"...
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I am curious about something: Is anyone still shooting on film? My favorite camera is, and will always be, my Nikon FM2. Manual everything, and built
very solidly. And there is just something special about Kodak Tri-X film, which you can still purchase.
Of course, the huge advantages of the digital revolution cannot be overlooked. No processing, all those chemicals gone. Just upload your work to your
computer, and have at it. Etc,,,
very solidly. And there is just something special about Kodak Tri-X film, which you can still purchase.
Of course, the huge advantages of the digital revolution cannot be overlooked. No processing, all those chemicals gone. Just upload your work to your
computer, and have at it. Etc,,,
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Merz on a mission.
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From the Mulholland Challenge yesterday. SoCal is beautiful after the rain.
That road back there is Deer Creek. A hateful climb of only about 2 miles, but with the grades between 13 and 16%, I never dare to stop and take any photos on the ascent. This time, we were descending, so I stopped for several.
That road back there is Deer Creek. A hateful climb of only about 2 miles, but with the grades between 13 and 16%, I never dare to stop and take any photos on the ascent. This time, we were descending, so I stopped for several.
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Welcome to the South...
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Group ride in Austin TX, I'm the one in front. Crossing the Congress Street bridge.
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I was out for a ride yesterday morning, and stopped in a park to rest for a few minutes. All the picnic tables were painted in various styles and/or colors. I thought this one was the best. I guess you can play a game of either chess or checkers, or have a great imaginary game of Pac-Man in your head.
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They're also very accomplished and amazing people to hang with.
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I think you lie. I think the one on the right (the viewer's right) is your 25 year old daughter. She looks 25 to me. On the left, maybe 40 but no older. Impressive.
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I call this one, "old school"... get it?
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My guess is a Magnolia Tree... But I thought they were whiter than that...
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