After Work...
... I was able to take a quick hour on the bike. I headed onto the as yet undocumented north route* despite a strong NNE wind. Sure, I fought it all the way up to 450N, but it pushed me home on the return trip. Traffic wasn't too bad except for the stretch of Klondike Road between US52 and Lindberg. Lots of unsafe passing, but I wasn't too bothered by it. Lucky for me the oncoming drivers were alert and patient.
Interesting Clouds
It's funny how clouds look so 3D in real life, mainly because they are moving, but a photo instantly flattens them out. In this shot the two different layers were moving in different directions - pretty cool.
So I took my 820 back to the bike shop today. After my problems last week, I had clear symptoms to tell the mechanic. He thought maybe there was something wrong with the rear wheel something-or-other (I can't remember what he called it). Anyway, a couple of turns of the pedals made it obvious to him. He said it was a fairly rare problem to have, and he said he'd have it done in a day. I'm feeling confident.
Stonehenge Subdivision
Whenever I pass this sign, I have to say the name in the manner of Christopher Guest in This Is Spinal Tap. You know, that heavy fake British accent.
STON-enge
Imagine that it kind of rhymes with the name of that VOIP company - Vonage.
Miles Ridden: 12.1
*Maybe I could call it the Capilano/Klondike Route
It's funny how clouds look so 3D in real life, mainly because they are moving, but a photo instantly flattens them out. In this shot the two different layers were moving in different directions - pretty cool.
So I took my 820 back to the bike shop today. After my problems last week, I had clear symptoms to tell the mechanic. He thought maybe there was something wrong with the rear wheel something-or-other (I can't remember what he called it). Anyway, a couple of turns of the pedals made it obvious to him. He said it was a fairly rare problem to have, and he said he'd have it done in a day. I'm feeling confident.
Whenever I pass this sign, I have to say the name in the manner of Christopher Guest in This Is Spinal Tap. You know, that heavy fake British accent.
Imagine that it kind of rhymes with the name of that VOIP company - Vonage.
Miles Ridden: 12.1
*Maybe I could call it the Capilano/Klondike Route
posted by Dan at 8:35 PM
1 Comments:
I like the minimal vibe to that first photo ... and we've had some incredible skies here as well.
There are a few places in this area where you'll see a group of slabs of limestone with some horizontal and some vertical, just randomly strewn alongside the road. We like to call those "Stonehenge." There's a Stonehenge out by H.H. Gregg and the Harley dealership.
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