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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
(Post 19508766)
Speaking of nuts, I had some walnut gelatina de leche and a slice of bacon for breakfast. Yumm!
What is that? It sounds delicious. Have you ever had leche quemada? Take a can of condensed milk and boil it in water for two hours then let it cool down; open bothe ends of the can and slide the contents out. Yum. **************** Full Disclosure: I just knew this; did not have to consult Google. |
Originally Posted by Scarbo
(Post 19508601)
Yes. HDR effects can be like eating too damned much Nutella.
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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 19508130)
Interviewed with a new company yesterday. I've done that occasionally for the last couple years, but I really want this job. Everything about it would be a big upgrade for me.
Fingers crossed. |
Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 19508739)
Nuts in the chamois? Who woulda thunk it!?!
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Originally Posted by Scarbo
(Post 19508236)
Water was free in Ancient Rome. Now, that was a civilized society.
Sort of. |
Originally Posted by Scarbo
(Post 19508777)
What is that? It sounds delicious.
Have you ever had leche quemada? Take a can of condensed milk and boil it in water for two hours then let it cool down; open bothe ends of the can and slide the contents out. Yum. http://www.dgari.com.mx/sitio/imagen...el-leche-1.jpg |
Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
(Post 19508766)
Speaking of nuts, I had some walnut gelatina de leche and a slice of bacon for breakfast. Yumm!
#microwavebreakfastsandwich |
Looks like they do have a different formula for water based gelatin. I really gotta get up on some of this Anise Jello!!!
https://super.walmart.com.mx/images/...525700001L.jpg |
Tour on for tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 19508542)
This is why I can't skip rides this week. Dawn this morning, sorry for the HDR-y shot-
https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...6a&oe=599A1DAD |
Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 19508678)
Were you squirrelly?
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 19508814)
Tour on for tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by Scarbo
(Post 19508601)
Yes. HDR effects can be like eating too damned much Nutella.
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 19508598)
HDR can be done well, but it's gotta be subtle for me. This is about as subtle as a sledgehammer. I prefer the look of graduated filters (whether real or in post) for scenes with a wide dynamic range.
Originally Posted by jtaylor996
(Post 19508820)
Since you're on r e d d i t, you should mosey on over and post this in /r/****tyHDR
It's all about the "ambiance" slider in Snapseed, my preferred photo editing method these days. |
Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
(Post 19508824)
Nice! I should really try to throw together a 3-4 day tour before leaving Wyoming.
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Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 19508722)
Have you tried it? I know everyone raves about it, but I can't help but wonder if you would get the same comfort by dropping the pressure in the front tire by 10PSI and/or going a little wider width.
I will say, that there are three things going on with this bike that make it not the same as "dropping the pressure in the front tire by 10PSI." First, and most famous, is the Future Shock which is tunable (comes with 3 springs) with up to 20mm of travel. Second, the CR-R carbon seatpost that has the Zertz insert. Third, somewhat overlooked, they relocated the seatpost clamp below the top tube junction to allow for a bit more compliance as another way to dissipate road buzz. Bonus. wheels are a little wider and a 26mm tire is spec'd, so you can run a lower tire pressure. :) |
And, if none of that interests you, they're still offering the old design in three flavors.
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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 19508826)
Dang, good thing you guys don't follow me on Instagram.
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Originally Posted by jtaylor996
(Post 19508794)
It still is free in rome. Last time I was there I went to some of those ancient watering fountains and there were people there with shopping carts filling up jugs.
The wine was terrible, but we sat in Piazza Navona and finished them while the sun set. Yea, I could live in Italy. One of the family friends on my trip last week was Italian and I basically asked her for her life story just to hear the accent. She lives up in the lakes region near Bergamo, would love to visit that part of the world too. |
Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 19508814)
Tour on for tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 19508850)
When I was in Rome we found a wine tap place that let us fill up 2L plastic water bottles with wine for about 4 euros.
The wine was terrible, but we sat in Piazza Navona and finished them while the sun set. Yea, I could live in Italy. One of the family friends on my trip last week was Italian and I basically asked her for her life story just to hear the accent. She lives up in the lakes region near Bergamo, would love to visit that part of the world too. |
Hope we get out of work early tomorrow. Big day with some family in town. Older sister, but hey, she's the only one I'd want to see anyway :D
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Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 19508851)
Will you be Strava'ing your adventure?
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 19508867)
My flip phone doesn't do Strava, whatever Strava is. But I will take some "proof of tour" photos. Maybe one with the bike in front of Lucy.
p.s. weather forecast looks perfect for a bike tour pps I don't think you need a fancy phone to do strava, but I suspect you do need a GPS computer eg. Garmin OR a fancy phone |
Since you guys love my HDR ****, here's a lightly edited photo I took of sunset in Florence during that Italy trip a while back.
https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...17&oe=5998554B |
Originally Posted by topslop1
(Post 19508863)
Hope we get out of work early tomorrow.
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