Wogster

I was going to do a 16km loop I often do, but decided to go elsewhere, then decided to take the camera, put on the second pannier and filled it with camera gear. Then off I went, did a nice 6km run to G Ross Lord Park, it's kind of like Historians Shu... whatever trail, I think I have taken pictures of most of the park, over the last 3 years or so,,, Still it's countryside in the city, and it's only 5km from home.

Yesterday it was a bright sunny day, and 26℃, today it was mostly cloudy and 18℃ actually nicer riding weather, and better photography weather as well, you actually get better photos in the even light of a cloudy day, then it bright and harsh sunlight. Yesterday this trail would have been full of people, today, I don't think I really saw more then 10 people, a shame really. I always wonder, if the automobile had not been invented, is this what a highway would look like?

There has been a lot of rain, and a lot of storm damage this year, so several large trees have given up the ghost as well, like this one:



And this one:



I have lots more photos, and will post a full ride report on my blog once I get all the photos processed on the computer, and uploaded, I have more on my Photobucket page, accessible from my Blog.

Was around 15km total, I would normally know for sure, but the stupid bike computer was acting up, I wonder if the battery is going, how do you tell?

Tom Stormcrowe

You can tell because it stars acting up and giving weird readings, usually right before the battery dies.

flip18436572

When it starts acting up and giving false readings.

Wogster

You mean it works then doesn't work or your going 47km/h up hill in your granny gear type readings......

Neil_B

That's Schuylkill (skool-kill) River Trail. It's Dutch for "much prettier than Toronto."

Tom Stormcrowe

Yeah, best low battery speed reading I got was when it said I was rolling at 99.9 MPH on flat ground in the middle ring.