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10-18-21, 05:56 AM
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That's serious money. Multiple hi-zoot crabon DA Di2 BSOs.
10-18-21, 05:58 AM
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10-18-21, 06:02 AM
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LesterOfPuppets So you wait and wait for that pic of that rare oldie train and...
https://twitter.com/NoContextBrits/s...780295172?s=20
https://twitter.com/NoContextBrits/s...780295172?s=20
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10-18-21, 06:08 AM
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10-18-21, 06:13 AM
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10-18-21, 07:12 AM
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10-18-21, 07:14 AM
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Heh. I was last there in 2013. A bunch of us went to the Italian Cycling Center for a couple of weeks, which is located just outside of Bassano del Grappa. The weather was crappy one day so some of us took the bus into Bassano and then the train to Venice. Only about an 1.25 hr. ride. The GF had never been there. We took a vaporetta way out to the tip and wandered back to the train station, stopping for a wonderful lunch at a place someone had recommended. Walking over the Acadamie Bridge my wallet fell out of my pocket. All of a sudden I heard an Italian woman yelling "Scuze!". Turned around and saw her running towards me, her cell phone in one hand, my wallet in the other. Even the on and off rain didn't spoil the day.
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10-18-21, 07:16 AM
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Same. #Quasi-North
Already been here.
10-18-21, 07:42 AM
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10-18-21, 07:50 AM
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The plan starting next Sunday:
Dashboard · Ride with GPS
Train to Woodcrest then ride to Wharton State Forest. I have never camped there.
Day 2 to Belleplain State Forest. I have been there so many times one of the rangers recognizes my name on the reservation list.
Day 3 to Cape May to catch the ferry to Lewes for two nights at and Cape Henlopen State Park, a former military base that was donated to the state after WWII and turned into a park. (DE riding not shown on the map). Great bike infrastructure within the park and surrounding area. Extremely popular place, even at this time of year. Large campground booked solid for the weekend.
Day 5: Early ferry back to Cape May then up the coast to AC for a train home. The map is wonky in the Erma/Rio Grande area because Google Maps has not been updated to show some relatively new recreation path/trail mileage. Hoping for a nice tailwind up the coast. Also hoping the weather cooperates.
Dashboard · Ride with GPS
Train to Woodcrest then ride to Wharton State Forest. I have never camped there.
Day 2 to Belleplain State Forest. I have been there so many times one of the rangers recognizes my name on the reservation list.
Day 3 to Cape May to catch the ferry to Lewes for two nights at and Cape Henlopen State Park, a former military base that was donated to the state after WWII and turned into a park. (DE riding not shown on the map). Great bike infrastructure within the park and surrounding area. Extremely popular place, even at this time of year. Large campground booked solid for the weekend.
Day 5: Early ferry back to Cape May then up the coast to AC for a train home. The map is wonky in the Erma/Rio Grande area because Google Maps has not been updated to show some relatively new recreation path/trail mileage. Hoping for a nice tailwind up the coast. Also hoping the weather cooperates.
10-18-21, 07:54 AM
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The plan starting next Sunday:
Dashboard · Ride with GPS
Train to Woodcrest then ride to Wharton State Forest. I have never camped there.
Day 2 to Belleplain State Forest. I have been there so many times one of the rangers recognizes my name on the reservation list.
Day 3 to Cape May to catch the ferry to Lewes for two nights at and Cape Henlopen State Park, a former military base that was donated to the state after WWII and turned into a park. (DE riding not shown on the map). Great bike infrastructure within the park and surrounding area. Extremely popular place, even at this time of year. Large campground booked solid for the weekend.
Day 5: Early ferry back to Cape May then up the coast to AC for a train home. The map is wonky in the Erma/Rio Grande area because Google Maps has not been updated to show some relatively new recreation path/trail mileage. Hoping for a nice tailwind up the coast. Also hoping the weather cooperates.
Dashboard · Ride with GPS
Train to Woodcrest then ride to Wharton State Forest. I have never camped there.
Day 2 to Belleplain State Forest. I have been there so many times one of the rangers recognizes my name on the reservation list.
Day 3 to Cape May to catch the ferry to Lewes for two nights at and Cape Henlopen State Park, a former military base that was donated to the state after WWII and turned into a park. (DE riding not shown on the map). Great bike infrastructure within the park and surrounding area. Extremely popular place, even at this time of year. Large campground booked solid for the weekend.
Day 5: Early ferry back to Cape May then up the coast to AC for a train home. The map is wonky in the Erma/Rio Grande area because Google Maps has not been updated to show some relatively new recreation path/trail mileage. Hoping for a nice tailwind up the coast. Also hoping the weather cooperates.
10-18-21, 08:03 AM
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Heh, try being a NY Jets home team fan for a few ye. . . . no, actually forever. The Giants haven't been much better the last few years either.
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10-18-21, 08:05 AM
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Were you playing or just cheering your ute?
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10-18-21, 08:05 AM
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10-18-21, 08:06 AM
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10-18-21, 08:13 AM
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LesterOfPuppets So you wait and wait for that pic of that rare oldie train and...
https://twitter.com/NoContextBrits/s...780295172?s=20
https://twitter.com/NoContextBrits/s...780295172?s=20
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10-18-21, 08:15 AM
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10-18-21, 08:49 AM
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Colin Powell has died from from Covid complications. Age 84.
10-18-21, 08:59 AM
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A post for everyone but rjones28, whose access to Velo Vol premium content has been revoked.
Weekend Ride Report
A few pictures along the popular Brown Squirrel/Buddhist Temple route
Art
Discovery Communications corporate office sign
My grandparents' grave
The Buddhist Temple
Office Park tarmac
No caption needed
Weekend Ride Report
A few pictures along the popular Brown Squirrel/Buddhist Temple route
Art
Discovery Communications corporate office sign
My grandparents' grave
The Buddhist Temple
Office Park tarmac
No caption needed
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10-18-21, 09:00 AM
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10-18-21, 09:10 AM
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A post for everyone but rjones28, whose access to Velo Vol premium content has been revoked.
Weekend Ride Report
A few pictures along the popular Brown Squirrel/Buddhist Temple route
Art
Discovery Communications corporate office sign
My grandparents' grave
The Buddhist Temple
Office Park tarmac
No caption needed
Weekend Ride Report
A few pictures along the popular Brown Squirrel/Buddhist Temple route
Art
Discovery Communications corporate office sign
My grandparents' grave
The Buddhist Temple
Office Park tarmac
No caption needed
Man I’ve been missing out when I’m in knoxville. Who knew it had so much to offer!
10-18-21, 09:13 AM
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10-18-21, 09:13 AM
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He had multiple myeloma, according to NBC News. It is a type of blood cancer that hurts the body’s ability to fight infections.
Plus, he was 84.
Plus, he was 84.
10-18-21, 09:24 AM
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He had multiple myeloma, according to NBC News. It is a type of blood cancer that hurts the body’s ability to fight infections.
Plus, he was 84.
Plus, he was 84.
10-18-21, 09:29 AM
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