Empty road ahead photos
06-04-09, 10:22 AM
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I used to ride tubulars with a name similar to that ... They were nice
Great pics too
Great pics too
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06-04-09, 12:16 PM
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I love N. CA
Great roads - I've been lucky enough to ride each of them, although I live in the southern half of the state.
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06-04-09, 01:11 PM
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Skirting the south side of Mono Lake, CA HWY 120:
Still Hwy 120, getting ready to descend from Sagehen Summit to Adobe Flats:
Further down HWY 120, crossing Adobe Flats on the way to Benton Hot Springs:
June Lake Loop:
Bottom of June Lake Loop, Mono Lake in the distance (along with my wife and daughter on their bikes):
Still Hwy 120, getting ready to descend from Sagehen Summit to Adobe Flats:
Further down HWY 120, crossing Adobe Flats on the way to Benton Hot Springs:
June Lake Loop:
Bottom of June Lake Loop, Mono Lake in the distance (along with my wife and daughter on their bikes):
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06-04-09, 01:25 PM
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Tooling around Sutter Buttes, CA, with the family:
South Gate Road, Mt Diablo, CA:
East side of Nicasio reservoir, Northern CA:
South Gate Road, Mt Diablo, CA:
East side of Nicasio reservoir, Northern CA:
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This is the best I can do. Sigh. It's Shelbyville, Kentucky.
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From this morning's 60 km ride. This is 25 km of perfectly straight 20 km/h headwinds.
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Central PA farmlands.
From today's ride, a few miles from my house.
Towards the end of the ride, before turning around to head back home.
Excuse the quality, shot with a cellphone.
From today's ride, a few miles from my house.
Towards the end of the ride, before turning around to head back home.
Excuse the quality, shot with a cellphone.
06-04-09, 03:19 PM
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The Great Chanukah Blizzard of 2006
Picketwire Canyon, Southeastern Colorado
Steamboat Trail, Nebraska. Those aren't leaves. Grasshoppers.
At about 20 mph on a loaded touring bike
Lexington Bridge, Missouri. Scariest ride I've ever done!
Snake River, Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington at harvest
Rowena Hills, Oregon
Picketwire Canyon, Southeastern Colorado
Steamboat Trail, Nebraska. Those aren't leaves. Grasshoppers.
At about 20 mph on a loaded touring bike
Lexington Bridge, Missouri. Scariest ride I've ever done!
Snake River, Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington at harvest
Rowena Hills, Oregon
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06-04-09, 05:00 PM
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Mississippi River Trail, north of Millington Tennessee.
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Great photos. I love the big open road photos from the western states, but also like the close-in scenery in the east.
Waterloo Rd. Warrenton, VA
Aaron Mountain Rd., near Washington, VA
Gid Brown Hollow Rd. Washington, VA (Shenandoah Mountains in the distance.)
Waterloo Rd. Warrenton, VA
Aaron Mountain Rd., near Washington, VA
Gid Brown Hollow Rd. Washington, VA (Shenandoah Mountains in the distance.)
