"The Sun Also Rises"
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"The Sun Also Rises"
Sorry about the plagerism.....
Sometimes when I'm wide awake in the early morning hours I hop on my trusty bike and ride the short mile and a quarter to the North Coast to witness the dawn of a new day....(Ooooo, another plagerism I think).



These little jaunts are almost always followed by a ride to the neighborhood diner for a nice hot breakfast.
Sometimes when I'm wide awake in the early morning hours I hop on my trusty bike and ride the short mile and a quarter to the North Coast to witness the dawn of a new day....(Ooooo, another plagerism I think).



These little jaunts are almost always followed by a ride to the neighborhood diner for a nice hot breakfast.
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Time for a change.

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Red sky in the morning--Shepherds warning- so I hope the rest of the day was fine too.
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Red sky at night, sailor's delight. Red sky in morning, sailors take warning.
Great pictures.
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So that makes you The Old Man and the Sea ?
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Nice pictures, Cranky. This was a treat for me as I've rarely seen the sun rise, although there have been a number of times I was almost able to stay up for it.
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