DaveMatthews
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Gorgeous pics BTW...
Our Rides in Words, Photos & Videos
Prairie Dog
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Good to hear from you David. Missed your presence and as always, those exquisite photos.
Prairie Dog
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It almost feels like we’ve been under a storm watch for the entire month of June, so I’ll take a bit of drizzle/mist any day of the week over the current conditions. In fact, it’s coming down in sheets right now.
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SO happy to see you again here, David! Hope all is well!
PatriciaK
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First training ride for Italy:
We're starting out at 10-15 miles every other day for a couple of weeks, then will make our way gradually up to 20-25. Most of the rides on the tour are around 30 miles per day, but that's not solid riding - we'll be stopping for caffé (naturalmente!), cultural tours, lunch, wine tastings
, etc. along the way.
Here's a repeat picture from the same route from Sunday:
We're starting out at 10-15 miles every other day for a couple of weeks, then will make our way gradually up to 20-25. Most of the rides on the tour are around 30 miles per day, but that's not solid riding - we'll be stopping for caffé (naturalmente!), cultural tours, lunch, wine tastings
, etc. along the way.Here's a repeat picture from the same route from Sunday:
Saratoga Dave
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Welcome back Dave, we’ve missed you!
DiggyGun
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Welcome home…
DiggyGun
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Weather’s been dry in Blighty, which is nice.
Had to do some jobs here and there to catch up with things.
Mrs DG has been doing some double shifts since our holiday in Norfolk, but managed to get a couple of rides in, no picnics though…
Had to do some jobs here and there to catch up with things.
Mrs DG has been doing some double shifts since our holiday in Norfolk, but managed to get a couple of rides in, no picnics though…
So relieved to hear from you David.
A lot of us were worried and all sorts of possibilities were running through our minds.
So you may make it "back" to NZ?!
Peter
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Mt hood with just a little while poking out here and there. I wish it looked as good as it does to my eyes but nope.
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kahn
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Not my kind of texture - not anymore!
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Tiny tot goes surfing …
Although it was early in the day, the young surfers had beaten me to the beach! 7:00 am and they were splashing and zooming around in the surf before school. (Friday was the final day of the second term; school holidays for the next three weeks.)
In the photo, it looks to me like our surf champion of the future has already parted company with her board (not sure): it hardly matters, fun before school on a winter's morning is what life is about!
Older folk kept their feet dry, enjoying an early walk, or jog, along the beach as the tide began to ebb. My R&M Homage managed a few metres through the softer sand before it decided to have its kickstand propped against a few pieces of pumice (Dave, give me a break while you take a few photos).
7:20 am (sunrise 6:35 am)
Sunshine Coast, Queensland
I went for a morning ride to Noosa's surf beach—my first hilly ride for quite some time and, at only seventeen kilometres, the longest since restarting.Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Although it was early in the day, the young surfers had beaten me to the beach! 7:00 am and they were splashing and zooming around in the surf before school. (Friday was the final day of the second term; school holidays for the next three weeks.)
In the photo, it looks to me like our surf champion of the future has already parted company with her board (not sure): it hardly matters, fun before school on a winter's morning is what life is about!
Older folk kept their feet dry, enjoying an early walk, or jog, along the beach as the tide began to ebb. My R&M Homage managed a few metres through the softer sand before it decided to have its kickstand propped against a few pieces of pumice (Dave, give me a break while you take a few photos).
Sunshine Beach, Queensland
- Noosa River at sunrise (previous photos, post #6522)
- Sunshine Beach (beach photos)
- Noosa Main Beach (tomorrow's photos—if I remember to take them!)
kahn
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He makes a splashing return. Welcome back
PatriciaK
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Oh, my
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