Not taking as many pictures s... Why it is a good thing
05-28-15, 08:48 PM
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Not taking as many pictures s... Why it is a good thing
Last year pain kept me off a bike most of the year. This year, the weather broke 2nd week in March, and I have been riding as often as I can . I have a folder of this years pictures taken out riding, they are trailing off. Early it was 3-4 pics a ride in the last 2 weeks I have 2 pictures one of a new bike on out on a ride and a picture of the new extension of a trail . But I have figured out this is a good thing 
In March I would take 1-2 breaks on an 8-10 mile ride . Tonight I hit the closest local trail it is 8 miles . I started around 7:00 p.m. rode the 8 miles only stopping at rode crossings was back at the car in time to get to TSC to get a part for a fence by 8:00 I am starting to get back into shape a little
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In March I would take 1-2 breaks on an 8-10 mile ride . Tonight I hit the closest local trail it is 8 miles . I started around 7:00 p.m. rode the 8 miles only stopping at rode crossings was back at the car in time to get to TSC to get a part for a fence by 8:00 I am starting to get back into shape a little Roy
05-28-15, 09:35 PM
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Congrats on getting back in the groove. Hope you continue to make gains and get your fence fixed.
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Watch out for the RADAR traps....
.....and congratulations.
.....and congratulations.
05-29-15, 04:16 AM
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You don't need to make fewer photos. You just need to learn to shoot without getting of the bike. But riding more and better? Congrats!
Tricia at Foxy's Fall Century, me showing off my on bike photo skills by ccorlew, on Flickr
Tricia at Foxy's Fall Century, me showing off my on bike photo skills by ccorlew, on Flickr
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^ Nice pix!
I agree. I measure how great a bike ride it was by the how many pix I took, not how fast I finished.
I agree. I measure how great a bike ride it was by the how many pix I took, not how fast I finished.
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You don't need to make fewer photos. You just need to learn to shoot without getting of the bike. But riding more and better? Congrats!
Tricia at Foxy's Fall Century, me showing off my on bike photo skills by ccorlew, on Flickr
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