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theloafer
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Hi rome .... found this looks like a over coat
- Heavyweight turnout rug perfect for winter is truly a great option for keeping your horses warm during extremely chilled seasons. These rugs produce a lot of heat and thus your horses can stay comfortable without shivering in cold winds.
theloafer
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my ride today was to be a steady one to loosen the old legs after yesterday's 70 miler.a trip over to Barny on my usual route mainly to see if my fav cafe stop had been closed ... 
was a mix of quite lanes and a little off road, even though the wind was chilly with the sun out i add to the route and ended up doing 51 miles 
https://www.strava.com/activities/7875262886
was a mix of quite lanes and a little off road, even though the wind was chilly with the sun out i add to the route and ended up doing 51 miles https://www.strava.com/activities/7875262886
Prairie Dog
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Double teaming the final harvest of the season. Farmers in Central Alberta have experienced phenomenal weather over the past few weeks which has enabled many of them to wait until the final days of September to reap the best crop yield in years.
Fall colors at Mackenzie Pond.
The pond along with its surrounding trails are a natural oasis in the city and form part of the Waskasoo Park System. It’s also a habitat for water fowl all year round.
Fall colors at Mackenzie Pond.
The pond along with its surrounding trails are a natural oasis in the city and form part of the Waskasoo Park System. It’s also a habitat for water fowl all year round.
from full gallop to break/stop .
DaveMatthews
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Saturday ride...
Aside the railway...
You know the drill...
Cornhub?
Foolishly departed with no breakfast, so stopped at a football game and grabbed some sad sustenance...
Aside the railway...
You know the drill...
Cornhub?
Foolishly departed with no breakfast, so stopped at a football game and grabbed some sad sustenance...
DaveMatthews
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Sunday ride...
Totally lazy battery sucking North Surrey tour...
Under a train bridge...
Dive bar in a trailer park...
Fraser river underneath the Patullo bridge and the Skytrain bridge...
Amazing weather at 24/25C in October, and that is decidedly not normal! One wonders what winter will bring to Vancouver...
Totally lazy battery sucking North Surrey tour...
Under a train bridge...
Dive bar in a trailer park...
Fraser river underneath the Patullo bridge and the Skytrain bridge...
Amazing weather at 24/25C in October, and that is decidedly not normal! One wonders what winter will bring to Vancouver...
Prairie Dog
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Nice! Those are stellar conditions for October out there. We’re experiencing similar temps here though not as warm and hope that it remains relatively mild for the next couple of weeks. Still plenty of fall chores that require attention.
Today’s ride was awesome!
DaveMatthews
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theloafer
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today when i woke up it suddenly came into my head that it was almost 20 years ago that Walter and i became friends sadly he is no longer here. so it was decided that i would do the ride that we first rode together.
headed over to Bishop Auckland down then up newton bank to pass through Toronto -High Grange-Fir Tree all along the A689 which was not as busy as usual and traffic was been nice. Wolsingham on to Stanhope where i left the A689 to pick up the quite road B6278 all the way to Daddry Shield then back on the A689 to ST Johns chapel which has a great cafe (the chatter box cafe) stopped for a bacon+egg sarnie and coffee, before the climb over chapel fell.
once up and over the top, dropped on to the road to Middleton-in-Teesdale through Eggleston-then left to Woodland -Ramshaw-West Auckland-shildon and then back along cycle track into Aycliffee . 70 miles and great memories
https://www.strava.com/activities/7906252195
headed over to Bishop Auckland down then up newton bank to pass through Toronto -High Grange-Fir Tree all along the A689 which was not as busy as usual and traffic was been nice. Wolsingham on to Stanhope where i left the A689 to pick up the quite road B6278 all the way to Daddry Shield then back on the A689 to ST Johns chapel which has a great cafe (the chatter box cafe) stopped for a bacon+egg sarnie and coffee, before the climb over chapel fell.
once up and over the top, dropped on to the road to Middleton-in-Teesdale through Eggleston-then left to Woodland -Ramshaw-West Auckland-shildon and then back along cycle track into Aycliffee . 70 miles and great memories
https://www.strava.com/activities/7906252195
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theloafer
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short one today ..before the rain arrives https://www.strava.com/activities/7910208389
Forcett park Dovecote... erected circa 1740 was restored 1986
theres a bus shelter here some where ..lol
Forcett park Dovecote... erected circa 1740 was restored 1986
theres a bus shelter here some where ..lol
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tomjasz
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First and last jet boat salmon fishing was a riot. Seals out fished us. Old steamboat stone piers still exist here.
Seals will take fish off of a fisherman's line. One guy got pulled into the Willamette river a few years ago by one. There were quite a few seals up as far as Bonneville dam but I haven't seen any this year, not that I've been looking. Bonneville power admin used to hire Indian tribes to try to intimidate the seals with exploding shotgun shells but that didn't work, finally the WA governor, maybe OR also authorized killing of some seals to reduce salmon predation. I've had very large seals surface right next to my zodiac in the Columbia and once had to go fetch my golden retriever who decided to swim out from shore after one - I'm sure that wouldn't have gone well for her. BPA also pays for fishermen to catch pikeminnow, season for that ended Sept 30
here are how much the top 20 fishermen made this year (the tagged fish are worth $500 each)
| Rank | Tags | Fish | Reward | Rank | Tags | Fish | Reward | Rank | Tags | Fish | Reward | Rank | Tags | Fish | Reward | |||||
| # 1 | 1 | 6,858 | $69,030 | # 6 | 0 | 4,021 | $39,970 | # 11 | 1 | 2,886 | $29,710 | # 16 | 2 | 1,989 | $20,620 | |||||
| # 2 | 1 | 5,261 | $53,060 | # 7 | 1 | 3,827 | $39,720 | # 12 | 2 | 2,677 | $27,510 | # 17 | 2 | 1,978 | $20,512 | |||||
| # 3 | 2 | 5,073 | $51,460 | # 8 | 0 | 3,497 | $35,330 | # 13 | 1 | 2,601 | $26,850 | # 18 | 0 | 2,076 | $20,320 | |||||
| # 4 | 0 | 4,992 | $49,680 | # 9 | 2 | 3,113 | $31,670 | # 14 | 0 | 2,334 | $23,300 | # 19 | 0 | 2,044 | $20,190 | |||||
| # 5 | 0 | 3,856 | $40,520 | # 10 | 0 | 2,988 | $30,640 | # 15 | 0 | 2,199 | $21,750 | # 20 | 0 | 1,997 | $20,130 | |||||
tomjasz
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Exactly what i meant! Some 17 years ago.
theloafer
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just a shortish ride today with my mate tony, 12 o clock start .. all local lanes and just made the route up as we went. lots of hedges getting cut but we were able to survive. .. lol we even got to see a red deer cross the road in front of us.. no time to take a pic ended up with a nice steady 40 miles, and we just beat the rain https://www.strava.com/activities/7921985189
cycle track still dryish
a pack horse bridge
road to nowhere
tony getting local info
cycle track still dryish
a pack horse bridge
road to nowhere
tony getting local info
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