Gosh, I LOVE this thread! Seeing all your rides makes me want to move someplace else (then I remember that my place has beauty too).
Thanks for sharing ladies- and keep them coming!!!! :D :D
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Gosh, I LOVE this thread! Seeing all your rides makes me want to move someplace else (then I remember that my place has beauty too).
Thanks for sharing ladies- and keep them coming!!!! :D :D
First up, ole blue in Riverfront Park in NLR, AR (Ole Blue is the 5200)
Then my brother Tom (aka Pscyclepath)
and post -ride- Tom framed by Ole Blue and the sacred Madone
Hub, cool shot of your brother!
Thanks! I got a picture of him 'framed' in the Madone when we rode across
the big Dam bridge- that was the inspiration for the new shot. I owe all cycling gifts to him!
You sure can and I even promise to try and stay upright.:D Love your pics especially the ones from Utah. Utah is one of my favourite places in the USA.Quote:
Originally Posted by bcipam
Here's a view from my office window. Across the street is an airport,
and the hill in the distance is the hill upon which i live.
I ride here a lot
I might just come up your way... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Trekhawk
Utah is my favorite place for riding and hoping to talk some TE ladies into next year either doing The Skinny Tire Festival out of Moab in March or LAGBRAU in September. You will not see prettier scenary anywhere and the roads in Utah are meant for riding, clean, in good repair and no traffic. The State is desolate, but beautiful.
The pics are GORGEOUS! It's so much fun to see where everyone rides &/or lives. Attached are a couple pics from my annual trip to Colorado. The first is near the top of 14,135 ft. Mt. Evans during the annual Mt. Evans Hill Climb. No, I did not ride - I took the picture! (Check out the "dog" in the clouds!)
The second is on Swan Mtn. Rd. near Keystone.
I don't have any pics of local rides with me (I'm doing this at work)but I will bring some next week & post. Keep the pictures coming!
IFJane, the second pic you posted is creepy- because I have the EXACT same shot- almost as if I took it in the exact same spot as you (only in it is my DH running, not riding). Weird....
And don't forget your bike, there are some many of those beautifull places like kinderdijk to ride. For instance Noord-Limburg, Veluwe-rug, Zeeland, you name it. And it's very bike friendly ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Xrayted
2 years ago on my way home from the Texas ride, we were fortunat enough to ride through one of the most incredible wildflower blooms in recent history due to heavy rains... from Texas to California this was the view:
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The flat lands of central Illinois:
Hey, Jean, where in central Illinois? Our family farm is near Athens and my family goes back many generations. Hordes of us mentioned in the "Settlers of Sangamon County."
Hi Sadie...that road would be about 100 miles east of Springfield. I see you're a long way from home. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SadieKate
Well, I was born in New Mexico. My mother up and left her home state for grad school -- actually for college in Minnesota and then NM for grad school. But I spent most of every August there through high school.
To this day, it isn't REAL corn on the cob if it isn't field corn picked after you put the water on the stove.