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02-22-16, 11:56 AM
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Cool stuff. Too much time on his hands, perhaps. But cool nonetheless. I'd imagine you could draw pretty good things in a big city like New York.
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So, is he turning the GPS on and off for the teeth?
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Originally Posted by CliffordK
So, is he turning the GPS on and off for the teeth?
02-22-16, 02:35 PM
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There appear to be straight lines cutting across blocks without roads.
And, thus my suggestion of turning the GPS on and off.
And, thus my suggestion of turning the GPS on and off.
02-22-16, 11:56 PM
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Here's a couple that I did (Strava traces). Forgive the "tail" on the bottom of each, that was me riding from home to meet the group, then returning home.
Cowboy with lasso.
Panther. Or Sphinx.
Not quite as good Stephen Lund's, but they were fun to ride. I didn't come up with them; our ride leader just as too much time on his hands. Which is okay, cuz it makes the rides interesting.
Cowboy with lasso.
Panther. Or Sphinx.
Not quite as good Stephen Lund's, but they were fun to ride. I didn't come up with them; our ride leader just as too much time on his hands. Which is okay, cuz it makes the rides interesting.
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02-23-16, 12:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Doohickie
Here's a couple that I did (Strava traces). Forgive the "tail" on the bottom of each, that was me riding from home to meet the group, then returning home.
Cowboy with lasso.
Panther. Or Sphinx.
Not quite as good Stephen Lund's, but they were fun to ride. I didn't come up with them; our ride leader just as too much time on his hands. Which is okay, cuz it makes the rides interesting.
Cowboy with lasso.
Panther. Or Sphinx.
Not quite as good Stephen Lund's, but they were fun to ride. I didn't come up with them; our ride leader just as too much time on his hands. Which is okay, cuz it makes the rides interesting.
02-23-16, 12:45 AM
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You gonna eat that?
Originally Posted by CliffordK
You can crop off your tails if you wish.
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02-23-16, 01:05 PM
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I just saw one of these in the form of a giraffe on Garage Journal on a thread someone was asking about GPS apps for cycling. How weird that I then pull up Bike Forums and find something similar.
Pretty cool.
Pretty cool.
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This is very fun. Recent article here: GPS art creations put ?Cycleangelo? on the map | Toronto Star
Also some images on tumblr (search "stephen lund" on www.tumblr.com)
He was interviewed here: AS It Happens, Thursday Edition - Home | As It Happens | CBC Radio
Also some images on tumblr (search "stephen lund" on www.tumblr.com)
He was interviewed here: AS It Happens, Thursday Edition - Home | As It Happens | CBC Radio
03-03-16, 06:54 PM
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I hadn't realized this was a "thing". I thought it was interesting when I incidentally drew the state of Texas. Less than perfect, but unintentional.
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https://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/1061501384
I was illustrating the quantum mechanics principal where a photon takes every available path between two points.
I was illustrating the quantum mechanics principal where a photon takes every available path between two points.
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Just finished the "Giro d'Italia" 
And finished it all off with an Italian Style Pizza.
A lot of flat riding. Lots of turns, but it did end with a couple of good hills.
And finished it all off with an Italian Style Pizza.
A lot of flat riding. Lots of turns, but it did end with a couple of good hills.
