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You are confusing me now - the panniers are on the back! Does the ride feel any different?
1 year agoPurple coneflower
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When the building was constructed whiskey bottles were placed in the cement at apex of each arch!
1 year agoWinter is coming!
1 year agoThanks, Gretchen.
1 year agoThe trails here are great riding. Worth the trip, I'd say.
1 year agoThanks. The more I ride this bike the more pleased I get. Since I began with "extremely pleased" that's saying a lot.
1 year agoYes, she did. I was glad to be there to help.
1 year agoI couldn't quite work out whether the heavy smoke pouring from the harvester was normal or a sign of trouble.
1 year agoI'm soooo enjoying your journal!
1 year agoNo kidding. Love it
1 year agoThis is beautiful!
1 year agoKeith -
I'm so glad you were with Nettie. Your practical/level head will meet the need of any crisis while your light humor lessens it. I'm sure she appreciated you!
Reminds me of when I drove trucks for silage...long dusty days!
1 year ago
Now I see this photo - Jacinto almost always has trouble with his foot hitting the pannier (size 13 feet). He has rim brakes. Just imagine if he had disk brakes . . .
1 year ago