The view from my saddle
06-12-10, 10:09 AM
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The view from my saddle
This is what I saw as I biked past the harbor yesterday.......
Now you might say "My oh my, what ever are those?".
Read about it here.....https://www.whec.com/news/stories/S1599743.shtml?cat=566
Now you might say "My oh my, what ever are those?".
Read about it here.....https://www.whec.com/news/stories/S1599743.shtml?cat=566
06-12-10, 06:26 PM
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Judging from the size of the guy on deck in the second photo, Columbus' ships were none too large. They must have been really packed in tightly when they left given all the water and other provisions they'd have to carry along. Twas a brave bunch which sailed over here and discovered this place for us.
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Judging from the size of the guy on deck in the second photo, Columbus' ships were none too large. They must have been really packed in tightly when they left given all the water and other provisions they'd have to carry along. Twas a brave bunch which sailed over here and discovered this place for us.
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Judging from the size of the guy on deck in the second photo, Columbus' ships were none too large. They must have been really packed in tightly when they left given all the water and other provisions they'd have to carry along. Twas a brave bunch which sailed over here and discovered this place for us.
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Thank goodness it was pictures of some ships!
From the title I was thinking of your saddle's view...
From the title I was thinking of your saddle's view...
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I rode by these on the Ohio at Louisville a couple of months ago. You can get pretty far on the inland waterways.
