SHOW us YOUR PIX here .... Odd, WeiRd ,UnUSuAl or EyE CaTchIng things from your rides
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JRA
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We went through there last weekend on Sunday from the other end and got honked at by the front end loader operator who was working in the area by the wall.....luckily there is a trail that leads down over the Cape that we can ride that avoids the north end construction altogether. It does cut us off from the trails we have up in there for now however it seems or at least will soon. Hopefully by the time it is Chanterelle season they will be further along as that is our prime territory.
fooferdoggie
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saw this guy in front of our place today. cute but that wont last.
steve mercier
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What is that Foofer? A Possom ? I have never seen one around here.
fooferdoggie
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yep a baby one. don't see them too often. sure better then a skunk.
steve mercier
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Car of the Day is this circa 66 Corvette. Love it!
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Old meets New
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Come to think of it I may have seen a dead one ( Possum) once but not sure as it was decomposed.
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West Richmond dyke looking North.
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and looking West
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Kits Beach
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Sunset Beach
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YVR across the Fraser river from Richmond
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Pitt River looking North
steve mercier
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Prairie Dog ....oops maybe I should have kept my mouth shut. You were planning your trip here in June but I may have convinced you to wait until August. There is no smoke yet and no rain so far this month. Sorry about that chief....
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If you did all that in one day you must be Superman..........
steve mercier
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Pete I cheat by using 3 batteries and a de-limiter . There are two powerpacks in the seatbag (-:
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Not a problem Steve. We were actually planning to leave this month but my wife suffered a fall several weeks ago and bruised her ribs. She’s pretty much recovered but it’s now become somewhat of a logistical nightmare trying to organize the trip. It’s pretty much fallen all on my shoulders and I’m not sure if I’m able to pull it off. July would be worse with summer traffic at its peak. Fall is out as my wife plans on returning home overseas to visit family.
I’m currently situated in Lake Louise and look forward to riding the Highline trail tomorrow. My brain hurts thinking about the west coast trip so this singletrack ride is a temporary distraction albeit a positive one.
Here’s pic that I took today near Castle Mt Junction along the shores of the Bow River with Castle Mountain lending a dramatic backdrop.
Killing some time before tomorrow's ride. The double track Tramline trail that runs from Lake Louise all the way down to the village. It’s a great way to get to the townsite without having to deal with all of that horrendous traffic below.
One of several bridge crossing along the Tramline Trail
steve mercier
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Glad she is on the mend and glad to see the skies are clear. keep the rubber side down!Not a problem Steve. We were actually planning to leave this month but my wife suffered a fall several weeks ago and bruised her ribs. She’s pretty much recovered but it’s now become somewhat of a logistical nightmare trying to organize the trip. It’s pretty much fallen all on my shoulders and I’m not sure if I’m able to pull it off. July would be worse with summer traffic at its peak. Fall is out as my wife plans on returning home overseas to visit family.
I’m currently situated in Lake Louise and look forward to riding the Highline trail tomorrow. My brain hurts thinking about the west coast trip so this singletrack ride is a temporary distraction albeit a positive one.
Here’s pic that I took today near Castle Mt Junction along the shores of the Bow River with Castle Mountain lending a dramatic backdrop.
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Killing some time before tomorrow's ride. The double track Tramline trail that runs from Lake Louise all the way down to the village. It’s a great way to get to the townsite without having to deal with all of that horrendous traffic below.
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One of several bridge crossing along the Tramline Trail
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