Doug64

Saskatchewan, Canada

John N

I very much enjoy looking at these pictures. However, I would love it more if people would say where the picture was taken, ideally specifically. There are lots of pics I would love to see in person but have no idea where they are. Tailwinds, John

Doug64

Kicking Horse Pass, Alberta

I was concentrating on getting a picture of a ground squirrel, while this little guy sneaked up on me.
My wife took the picture. She is a little more observant than me.

Prowler 

A pond on the Northern Rail Trail in East Andover, NH. The trail tracks the original NRC line (1845) between Concord, NH and White River Junction, VT. I rode 58 miles of it each way with the overnight in Lebanon, NH. Yeah, yeah, credit card tour but hard work for this septuagenarian. More of the story over where us SeptaGs hang. 1974 Gitane Gypsy Sport frankenbike with 700x38 tars.

bikewilltravel

Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai

indyfabz

That’s priceless!

StarBiker

Good thing your furry friend isn't into Lycra.....

Doug64

Between Lake Louise and Banff on the Bow Valley Parkway (Highway1A), Alberta, Canada

CMAW 

Touring Northern Spain:


Hills in Navarra

Ebro valley

Bardenas Reales

Murero, Aragon


Laguna de Gallocanta

Canyon Rio Mesa

Around Moncayo

Sierra de la Demanda

Camino around Puente de la Reina

str

Looks like good route planing nice! beautiful places.

CMAW 

First week was wet and cold, I looked at the weather forecast every morning and literally headed wherever the chance of rain was less . Wanted to go to Segovia, ended up in Vitoria-Gasteiz instead. Next time!

str

more pictures please. beautiful!

djb

Yes, I agree. Always fun to see these sorts of Spanish landscapes. Its too bad my wife just isnt up to these sort of trips, too remote for her.
The photos from here and some of str 's trips always give me wanderlust to go there.

CMAW 

Hey, it took me a divorce to start doing trips like these .

djb

Luckily I've been able to go off on my own on trips that don't suit her.

I'd be interested in knowing more details of your route at some point and whatnot.
​​​​​​Really nice set of photos.
Cheers

str

It's remote, but there are hotels and hostales in most little cities.

djb

yes, it will be fun one day for me to seriously look at routes there. I will probably ask your advice at one point.

chief9245

Montana can be a lonely place

Along the Mississippi in Lousiana

Nothing compares to the California coast, all of it is amazing

Glamis Dunes area is like being on the moon

indyfabz

Young ibises nesting this morning, and the obligatory photo of Lucy.