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Old 09-29-21, 04:47 PM
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Your wife is a groovy bird for dropping acid with you.
She loves your reply! Yeah, she IS a groovy bird. Far out!
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Ride in the mountains in late Spring and you occasionally will encounter Corn Doggers. Skiers who sometimes go to great lengths to extend their ski season :-)
Corn Dogger by Matthew Pendergast, on Flickr
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Haven't been down this trail in a while, but found it is full of paintings now, about 8 or 9 of them. They all seemed to be a nautical theme, pretty cool to have.


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while not on a bike but he is.
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Posted on the Touroica thread, but it's quite appropriate here.

Best I can tell they're a ZZ Top tribute band.

That's the long and the short of it.
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Old 10-01-21, 04:24 AM
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The dood in yellow should be told that it's a bit early for his Halloween costume.
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Old 10-01-21, 06:14 AM
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Originally Posted by TCollen
The dood in yellow should be told that it's a bit early for his Halloween costume.
When Christmas crap is already in stores?
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When Christmas crap is already in stores?
Well argued. I concede to your point.
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Originally Posted by gugie
Posted on the Touroica thread, but it's quite appropriate here.

Best I can tell they're a ZZ Top tribute band.

That's the long and the short of it.
But if you'll recall, Gugie (1) he was all alone in that 1980s-era kinda-raggedy limo, (2) he has some sort of European accent (German if I had to guess) and (3) nobody from ZZ Top ever dressed like that or dyed their beard yellow. So I don't think he was part of a ZZ Top tribute band.

But he was and remains a prime example of "you can't make this stuff up."
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Originally Posted by bikingshearer
But if you'll recall, Gugie (1) he was all alone in that 1980s-era kinda-raggedy limo, (2) he has some sort of European accent (German if I had to guess) and (3) nobody from ZZ Top ever dressed like that or dyed their beard yellow. So I don't think he was part of a ZZ Top tribute band.

But he was and remains a prime example of "you can't make this stuff up."

Clearly we haven't spent enought time together. @northbend, coach him up.
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Originally Posted by gugie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8lT1o0sDwI

Clearly we haven't spent enought time together. @northbend, coach him up.
"Don't let the facts get in the way of a good story" Rich.....
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Old 10-10-21, 10:51 PM
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Rode to Edwards Point on my bike this morning from my house. Weather was perfect. I previously did this on a touring bike, and was woefully underbiked. This time I brought my redone mountain bike. The off-road went much better.




The view from Edwards Point. The river is flowing towards Chattanooga and the Tennessee River.

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Old 10-11-21, 08:06 AM
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this is a popular bike route and the gates shut at 4pm to the cemetery. but I guess someone was dying to get in.

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sculpture in rich part of town Lake Oswego.


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a bit strange sculpture in that rich town.

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I liked the look of this new build with all the rafters exposed then I realized I was photobomed by all the pee in front of the port potty.

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was looking for pennywise when we went through this.


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Old 10-12-21, 05:21 PM
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Seasonal, of course.
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Saw this guy !
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wife wanted a burger and we just dropped off our grandkid and we hauled her precious then

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What family didn't want a Winnebago like this back in 1975?.. Spotted yesterday out near White Horse.
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Near the end of a late afternoon 15-ish-mile loop, just a few feet from a busy intersection, three great blue herons probably pecking away at corn spilled between the rails from a hopper car. The whole time I was watching them, at least one had his head up standing watch while the other two pecked.




This is only about a mile from the Capitol building downtown.
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Originally Posted by madpogue
Near the end of a late afternoon 15-ish-mile loop, just a few feet from a busy intersection, three great blue herons probably pecking away at corn spilled between the rails from a hopper car. The whole time I was watching them, at least one had his head up standing watch while the other two pecked.




This is only about a mile from the Capitol building downtown.
Wow, those are very cool ... only, they're not herons. They're cranes, probably sandhill (a birder would know).
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