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From today's ride under a bridge on the Mother Road, Route 66.
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07-03-22, 04:29 PM
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Along rail trail under Rt 1 bridge, Hampton NH. 1987 KHS Montaña Pro
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Outside our local hemp shop!
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Descendants of Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Lady Pink.
Your selection of bike colors is as cool as street graffiti artists.
Street graffiti artists?
No,no,no,no,no!
They are street MURAL artists.
Their art level is high, higher than expected.
I was stunned!
And I didn't expect London is a very high level artistic city.
For me, the British painter is John Everett Millais.
And his world famous "Ophelia", which I saw in person in Tokyo.
Nowadays London street murals are much better than Ophelia in 19th century.
Great pix
Your selection of bike colors is as cool as street graffiti artists.
Street graffiti artists?
No,no,no,no,no!
They are street MURAL artists.
Their art level is high, higher than expected.
I was stunned!
And I didn't expect London is a very high level artistic city.
For me, the British painter is John Everett Millais.
And his world famous "Ophelia", which I saw in person in Tokyo.
Nowadays London street murals are much better than Ophelia in 19th century.
Great pix
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01-08-23, 11:32 PM
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This artwork is by JXC, for those not old enough to remember/recognise the character, its Chunk from the 80's film 'the Goonies' doing the truffle shuffle.
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02-26-23, 09:19 PM
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my nice bike is at home
There is a lot of graffiti around here. Sometimes its okay. Nice Grandis set up as fixed-gear. Frame is f/s btw.
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Oh heck .... When I saw the title I thought it was referring to graffiti on the frame ! 
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I cycled over 200 miles all over London with work so far this week, and here's my new finds....
The foxes have been here for over a year and I've cycled past them probably twice a week, but today was the first time there has not been a car parked in front of them so finally I got a decent pic
The foxes have been here for over a year and I've cycled past them probably twice a week, but today was the first time there has not been a car parked in front of them so finally I got a decent pic
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And they really went to the next level with this one, adding the colored flowers to make the girls hair fully 3D
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