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Old 11-06-15 | 10:18 AM
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That's the perfect fall color bike.
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Old 11-06-15 | 10:33 AM
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Great photos leegf!
That's the perfect fall color bike.
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A grey day in the Dutch polders.

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Old 11-07-15 | 03:05 PM
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A grey day in the Dutch polders.

If you look at those skies long enough you realize that you're just a humble carbon-based life form on a small class M planet ...
Written by a Trekkie who has a great sense of perspective and takes great pics.
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Written by a Trekkie who has a great sense of perspective and takes great pics.
Thanks, Jim. Still waiting for this app to become available on my 21st century communicator:

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I love this thread. So many great pictures. Makes me wish I was rich enough to go ride every single place shown in here.


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Old 11-08-15 | 01:08 PM
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Nice shots, Steve. I was in Wheeling a couple weekends ago for a conference. The colors were gorgeous.
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Nice shots, Steve. I was in Wheeling a couple weekends ago for a conference. The colors were gorgeous.
Small world. I work out of Wheeling. Yes it was peaking 2 weeks ago. Most of the leaves are down now but still pretty enough. The dreaded evil white powder will soon cover everything with its deceptive beauty. Oh the evil!! LOL
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I love this thread. So many great pictures. Makes me wish I was rich enough to go ride every single place shown in here.

I'm in violent agreement! And I can't ride at all for a week, as I'm stuck in a hotel in DC on business.
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Well, you're not doing too bad, I think. Great pictures!


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More fall skies. Our seventeenth century painters would have had a field day. Me, I didn't. I just got very, very wet ten minutes later.

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Old 11-08-15 | 06:25 PM
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Local conservation area on Thursday - not on vintage though. With the weather we've had last week I was out every day at lunch on a different vintage bike. Great being out in shorts and T-shirt in November.



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Old 11-13-15 | 04:53 PM
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Another great day, cannot remember riding this late, last year there was snow on the ground! Did approx 100 loop, including some new/unknown road that ended up being 10+ miles of logging road/gravel. Funny sign off the logging road near deserted camp.

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C'mon guys! Winter is almost here! Moar pics
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I love riding there as much as I can. Did you make it up to the Bronx??
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I love riding there as much as I can. Did you make it up to the Bronx??
Sadly, no. Time is, as always, the constraint. I'd really like to try the Bronx River Greenway sometime.
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C'mon guys! Winter is almost here! Moar pics
Will this do? From today's ride:

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Still riding on borrowed time here in mid-November. The orange leaves are gone so I had to settle for a couple of orange bridges.



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NE Minneapolis. Not the sort of place I expect to find wild turkeys.
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NE Minneapolis. Not the sort of place I expect to find wild turkeys.



Those look pretty big for wild. Maybe somebody just forgot to close the gate on the hen yard this morning.
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Turkeys are the new deer around here. We often see them, and now they are part of the road kill.
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Old 11-16-15 | 05:14 PM
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We have lots of turkeys here too. I see a gaggle of 'em at least once a week.
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