Journal Comments - Grampies' Road to Ruins Winter 2018 - CycleBlaze

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From Grampies' Road to Ruins Winter 2018 by Steve Miller/Grampies

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Michel Fleurance commented on a photo in Day 22: Tizimin to Valladolid

Have you or will meet Zorro ?

https://youtu.be/SF77AHmc7QI

6 years ago
Michel Fleurance commented on a photo in Day 22: Tizimin to Valladolid

At least not bothered with the rising sun ...

6 years ago
Bruce Lellman commented on a photo in Day 21: Rio Lagartos to Tizimin

I guess you never asked the question in your photo of this tree in Day 9 but, yes, it is called a Flamboyant tree or Flame tree as Andrea said. Delonix regia.

6 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt replied to a comment by Andrea Brown on a photo in Day 21: Rio Lagartos to Tizimin

Agreed. Likely a flame tree.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delonix_regia

6 years ago
Andrea Brown commented on a photo in Day 21: Rio Lagartos to Tizimin

Probably delonix regia, Flame Tree. If you have seen any similar trees with bright red flowers, that's the flame tree. There are also acacias and mimosas with similar pods and leaves.

6 years ago
Art Birkmeyer commented on a photo in Day 21: Rio Lagartos to Tizimin

The seed pods and leaves look like those of the Black Locust tree.
Branching/tree shape can vary a lot by the ecosystem conditions the trees have been adapting to and successfully surviving in.

6 years ago
Michel Fleurance commented on a photo in Day 20: Rio Lagartos

Thank you brilliant. Next time I will rest on one leg to conserve my body heat and also not fall down. Have a nice journey and say hi to the flamingos.

6 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in Day 20: Rio Lagartos

I stick feathers on my helmet... Helps me go faster! :-)

6 years ago
Steve Miller/Grampies replied to a comment by Andrea Brown on a photo in Day 20: Rio Lagartos

One time on the bikes we were trying to remember that line

Like a crystal swan in a sky of suns

for hours. Drove us nuts. We came up with all kinds of alternatives, but you can't beat Bruce for this kind of thing!

6 years ago
Andrea Brown commented on a photo in Day 20: Rio Lagartos

One of my favorite songs ever.

6 years ago
Steve Miller/Grampies replied to a comment by Michel Fleurance on a photo in Day 20: Rio Lagartos

Since that is a mystery to me too, I asked the Internet. The first answer was that if they did not stand on the leg they would fall down! But more seriously, scientists have looked into the question. See here: http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/d-brief/2017/05/23/why-flamingos-stand-on-one-leg/#.WmfPiqinG1g

6 years ago
Michel Fleurance commented on a photo in Day 20: Rio Lagartos

Why do flamingos always stand on one leg ?

6 years ago
Sue Price commented on Day 19: Tizimin to Rio Lagartos

Happy flamingo hunting tomorrow! Looks like we will be following in your footsteps next fall so we are excited to see how this goes!

6 years ago
Laurie Marczak commented on a photo in Day 19: Tizimin to Rio Lagartos

Grrrrrrr

6 years ago
Mike Ayling commented on Day 19: Tizimin to Rio Lagartos

Re CrazyGuy - I look in most mornings to check the donations total and the journals total. Neil has a lot of support financially, November 2017 being almost double November 2016 and December up 24% on 2016. January to date is 40% greater than 2017.
Journals are a different story, a day or two back presumably when you deleted your journals the total dropped by 40 journals overnight. As you say he is losing his best writers, but abusing you is no way to gain friends.

Mike

6 years ago