Jeremy McCreary
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Enjoyed the report. Where is this ride?
The bridges are all quite elegant -- especially the first. When were they built?
Show us pictures of where you ride your ebikes!
The bridges are all quite elegant -- especially the first. When were they built?
Prairie Dog
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It was another stellar day on the trails on a warm sunny day. Anytime it registers above freezing temps in February I take advantage of it. Looks like it’s going to be much of the same in the days to follow.
Just when I thought this tree was not going anywhere some kind soul comes along and makes my day.
More DT mural action. Following up on my session on the trails, I briefly rode through the core on my way home.
Eye On The Ball - This creation happens to be on the wall of an eye care center
Just when I thought this tree was not going anywhere some kind soul comes along and makes my day.
More DT mural action. Following up on my session on the trails, I briefly rode through the core on my way home.
Eye On The Ball - This creation happens to be on the wall of an eye care center
Taylor57
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England?
Saratoga Dave
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Ok, gotta admit some of those murals are pretty cool. The next to last, with the blue face and purple hair in particular, like that one a lot.
DaveMatthews
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Excellent pics!
Jeremy McCreary
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Fantastic murals! Too bad you don't live in a more colorful place.
Prairie Dog
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Dave. That one is somewhat of a sentimental fave of mine as my family used to own the building (Club Café) next door. The restaurant was in our family for three generations. Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end and it along with the Buffalo Hotel next to it will come down this spring.
Yep, snow tends to do that.
fooferdoggie
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glad we had a e tandem the monkeys were chasing us haling 17 pounds of bananas.
Rome
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I wish I was there too but I would need heated jock strap and riding ensemble, gotta keep the family jewels warm.
My pictures for today my typical ride home from the workshop in Kapolei to Waipahu where home is.
Stop at the Wetlands didn't see my favorite bird it's a bird that hunts fish.
It's still mucky with dry spots and I was careful to point my bike here and there so I don't get too much dirt on my jersey.
My GF threw away couple $50 jerseys already because they were muddied.
My pictures for today my typical ride home from the workshop in Kapolei to Waipahu where home is.
Stop at the Wetlands didn't see my favorite bird it's a bird that hunts fish.
It's still mucky with dry spots and I was careful to point my bike here and there so I don't get too much dirt on my jersey.
My GF threw away couple $50 jerseys already because they were muddied.
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Rome
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Banana daiquiri?
In the basket are tools to disassemble Da Ridiculous Bike Drive Unit.
My cousin dropped off 1/8 inch thick stainless steel plate for bling my side entrance to my cave.
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fooferdoggie
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no drying them for dog snacks.
fooferdoggie
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hell no my dogs love their fruits and veggies. squash broccoli cabbage green beans Brussels sprouts cauliflower and more. most fruits.
fooferdoggie
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ya about 55 pounds. the runt of the litter. but its good size not too big.
20 pounds and 55 pounds.
skipper and Gilligan.
Jeremy McCreary
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All that color downtown must be extra fun in the winter.
jimbo5
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Riding the Sacramento River trail at Sundial Bridge Redding ca.
And the animals that day on trail made are day. I rented a e bike for girlfriend.
And the animals that day on trail made are day. I rented a e bike for girlfriend.
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Prairie Dog
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It’s part of a city/DBA funded, ‘Meet The Streets’ revitalization program that has been going on for the past couple of years. Our core, like many provincial municipalities has been struggling of late and local businesses are finding it difficult to convince people to return to what used to be a vibrant and thriving part of town. Tackling crime, lack of social housing for the homeless, more residential development have always been hot topics on council and it may take some time before we see real change.
Making it look more attractive, appealing and, as you had mentioned, more colourful is a start but convincing citizens that the core is still a safe place to walk, dine, and shop is proving to be somewhat difficult.
theloafer
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hi jeremy ........... in the uk up in the northeast info on 1st bridge https://co-curate.ncl.ac.uk/croxdale-viaduct/
and the stone bridge
Sunderland Bridge is both a bridge and a village. The bridge is a stone built arched bridge, dating back to the 14th century or possibly earlier. It crosses the River Wear, south west of Durham, and used to carry the Great North Road (now the A1).
Jeremy McCreary
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Amazing how these centuries-old bridges hold up to modern loads. In southern Spain, they built a fancy new freeway bridge alongside a Roman bridge over a gorge. Giant dump trucks hauling ore from a nearby mine have to use the Roman bridge.
Amazing what you can accomplish with an unlimited supply of expendable slaves.
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