just felt like there have to be a few more of these.
post up!
and if anyone wants to get together for a biking/photography thing that could be cool.
just felt like there have to be a few more of these.
post up!
and if anyone wants to get together for a biking/photography thing that could be cool.
Cape Perpetua, central Oregon coast
Last edited by Shifty; 11-18-08 at 08:30 PM.
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Shelter Bay, BC
Relax, it's a bike ride.
PNW pics:
#1- Downtown crit action in Portland
#2- Cascade Classic time trial
#3- Circuit race in city park, SE Portland
#4- Consumate NW hipster
#5- Typical NW rainy day fall ride (taken while riding)
#6- Foggy morning group ride across the I-5 Interstate bridge between Portland and Vancouver (taken while riding)
#7- Another foggy ride along the Columbia River (taken while riding)
#8- Fall colors west of Forest Grove, OR (taken while riding)
#9- Monday morning "Vertical Reality" group ride in Portland. In front of Pittock Mansion, one of the highest points in Portland
the mossy oregon trail picture is beautiful! keep em coming.
Here is one of a bike I sold last summer....
The road up to Sunrise was closed to cars
KRea's pics are, unsurprisingly, emblematic of the PNW cycling experience. I love the forest trail shot from Shifty. I'll throw one up of a great ride KRhea turned me onto from the Clackamas R. valley up to High Rocks:
If you're scouting for a PDX unique and rewarding ride with plenty of elev gain he's your man.
I'm gonna throw this one out too. I just got back from a business trip to Anchorage, AK. This fixie was in front of a great local coffee shop, Kaladi Coffee. It was 16 out when I took this, and the rider had just gotten there. Serious riding stock up there.
Last edited by poprad; 11-22-08 at 10:39 PM.
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Mount Saint Helens in springtime. From Dike Rd. in Scappoose, OR.
Cattle doing lunch.
Tour de Blast (Mt. St. Helens), 2008
Riding in flooded Snohomish County this month.
Last edited by Daveyboy; 11-25-08 at 11:02 PM.
Action photo-
Watching my little boy grow up!
Taking a small detour while riding the Milwalkee RR grade.
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Let's see those glorious photos of our favourite part of the world--the Pacific Northwest.
The biggest reason why I will probably never leave the Northwest:
East Hill
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I'm glad this is a sticky and looking forward to some more great photos!
Here's one of our lloaded llamas at Newport, OR.
Relax, it's a bike ride.
Some of my ride pics from this year. Enjoy
From RAMROD 2008:
From High Pass Challenge 2008
From the 3 Rivers Cruise 200K (Arlington-Darrington-Marblemount-Concrete-Arlington) in October:
From a November ride in North Seattle:
From a night ride to Gasworks Park in Seattle:
Last edited by cheg; 11-27-08 at 10:36 PM.
Row River rail to trail.
Dorena Lake Row River trail
2011 Soma Double Cross
2008 Lemond Sarthe
2008 Giant OCR A1
The old rotating rail road bridge that is now part of the 76 mile Trail of the Coeur D Alene's in Heyburn State park in Idaho.
Old McKenzie Pass, Oregon
South of Eugene
Those voices in your head aren't real, but they have some great ideas
Great pics, cheg.Originally Posted by cheg
Some of my ride pics from this year. Enjoy
Some non-cycling pics from last summer (sorry to anyone with a dialup connection):
Sunrise area of Mount Rainier:
Morovitz Meadows at Mount Baker:
Last edited by cheg; 11-28-08 at 02:51 PM.
Wow.Some of my ride pics from this year. Enjoy
From RAMROD 2008:
What a gorgeous photo of Rainier with a lenticular cloud.
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Good. Here is another one just for you
Ok, I'll add some photos in here also. I normally don't have the camera with me but today took it because we had a mix of sun and light fog. While new to riding in colder temp - it was 38 degrees on Monday, 43 on Wednesday and close to that today - I am really enjoying not having the wind. If anyone is familiar with Ellensburg you know it blows here a lot and normal training rides can be in 10-15 mph crossing headwinds with gusts up to 20 or more mph. Any chance to go for a ride without the wind is one you jump all over.
Here are a couple of shots from my ride today:
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Beautiful! Winds in Ellensburg are murderous. Mr. East Hill and I always make a yearly trek to Fort Simcoe around the first week of August, and it seems as if the wind never stops.
East Hill
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