Few pics of the commute
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Few pics of the commute
Nothing really interesting, but actually stopped to take a few pics today.
and the only good pic really
and the only good pic really
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Ok, we all officially have commute envy now. Five photos, and we can see half a car, total.
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Great photo's. Great ride ... Can't see the bike all that well. A road bike, & you ride on skinny tires?.. And the commute is entirely urban.
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oh those were great. THanks for the trip down memory lane.
<-- grew up in CoS and learned to ride there.
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I love commuting through center city Philadelphia, but these pics are making me jealous!
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Awesome pictures.
Reminds me of the endless numbers of people who live in New York City and refuse to NEVER live anywhere else. As if New York City is the end of the earth and paradise.
These days to have a commute that doesn't involve thousands of cars, constant blaring of horns and the worry of being knocked off your bike then robbed is worth millions.
However, to commute in an area that relates to the cartoon "Southpark" is worth... (cue Doctor Evil).... Billions....
Reminds me of the endless numbers of people who live in New York City and refuse to NEVER live anywhere else. As if New York City is the end of the earth and paradise.
These days to have a commute that doesn't involve thousands of cars, constant blaring of horns and the worry of being knocked off your bike then robbed is worth millions.
However, to commute in an area that relates to the cartoon "Southpark" is worth... (cue Doctor Evil).... Billions....
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You are a lucky bast&^***#*$&% !! Awsome pictures. I wish I had a scenic commute, (or atleast a scenic place around my house to ride !!!!!!!) And you say nothing interesting ! Huh !!!!!
Enjoy your rides :-)
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That's "nothing interesting"? Looks pretty good to me! Especially the pathways that look like they were designed for safe and efficient transit without burning nonrenewable energy - we don't have anything like that where I live.
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Nice. I need to take some photos of Crowders Mountain on the way home. The trees are really looking nice now.
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I'm also incredibly jealous. I hope to be out in some place like that myself someday.
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By saying non interesting I was talking about my commute personally. I watch all these different videos of close calls and crazy riders. I don't have that going on. The scenery is spectacular and I wouldn't trade it!
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Does that South Park bike path go by Big Gay Als' place?
Just wondering if he keeps a fresh baked pie in the window?
Just wondering if he keeps a fresh baked pie in the window?
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Those are some nice pics...my commute is entirely in the city and right now we have snow and sub zero temps...
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!