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    DCAKen
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    3/6/21 – Element Name

    The Fe Gate is a very elegant place to eat in Dupont Circle

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    #1113063
    josh
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    @drevil 209198 wrote:

    3/6/21 – Element Name

    I managed to snag six legitimate elements in less than five miles. I was going to choose by lowest atomic number, which would’ve been the Helium Comedy Club. But, if drevil is allowing the element name within other words (and even if not), I’m going to go with this:
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    I came for the aluminum, but I’m staying for the insulating and leaded glass as well. For those curious, I was not riding an aluminum bike (#steelisreal). Larger image here.

    #1113064
    Kbikeva
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    3/6/21 – Element Name

    What a great art ride today with Serdar, Consularrider, SophieCW and LeftyLaura. We managed to see more than 20 works of art in Reston north of the toll road. After the ride and Zocalo Tacos, Lefty Laura and I went in search of elements.

    Here’s mine:

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    #1113067
    camiller
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    3/6/2021 I’m impressed with all of the element names people are finding. Mine is Silver from the Silver Diner in Fairfax.

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    #1113069
    Kbikeva
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    @camiller 209232 wrote:

    3/6/2021 I’m impressed with all of the element names people are finding. Mine is Silver from the Silver Diner in Fairfax.

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    I thought about Silver Diner about 45 minutes after I rode past it. And then I smacked my forehead because I had spent most of the morning somewhere near the SILVER line Metro and surely could have found a sign. This is one of those that sneaks up on you!

    #1113070
    LisaE
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    @drevil 209198 wrote:

    3/6/21 – Element Name

    So many elemental examples. The one I will present here was my original target —LEAD Day School in Falls Church (an acronym for Language, Education, Arts, & Development). Other elements spotted in the wild: Helium, Platinum, Gold, Silver (https://strava.app.link/fmQO59pNpeb)

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    #1113071
    AlanA
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    3/6/21 – Element Name

    Thanks to this silly game, I had another nice visit with my brother and his wife. And, it just so happens they have a “titanium” edition car! I didn’t even bother looking for anything else on the ride, bud I did see a Roberts Oxygen truck that I could have also used.

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    #1113072
    AlanA
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    @josh 209228 wrote:

    I managed to snag six legitimate elements in less than five miles. I was going to choose by lowest atomic number, which would’ve been the Helium Comedy Club. But, if drevil is allowing the element name within other words (and even if not), I’m going to go with this:
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    I came for the aluminum, but I’m staying for the insulating and leaded glass as well. For those curious, I was not riding an aluminum bike (#steelisreal). Larger image here.

    Technically, the element is “aluminium”. It also shows up that way in the link drevil had in the post.
    (Perhaps this is payback for my geese)!

    #1113073
    bikedavid
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    @drevil 209198 wrote:

    3/6/21 – Element Name

    Titanium, symbol Ti. It’s highly resistant to corrosion and has the highest strength to density of any metallic element. It’s used in aircraft because of its strength. A good name for the Ford Focus Titanium!
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    #1113075
    CaseyKane50
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    3/6/21 – Element Name
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    Silver is my element of choice.

    #1113076
    historygeek
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    3/6/21 element name
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    #1113077
    AlanA
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    @bikedavid 209238 wrote:

    Titanium, symbol Ti. It’s highly resistant to corrosion and has the highest strength to density of any metallic element. It’s used in aircraft because of its strength. A good name for the Ford Focus Titanium!
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    They appear to have made the “titanium” more plain looking on the newer versions.

    #1113078
    AlanA
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    @historygeek 209241 wrote:

    3/6/21 element name
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    Haha, that’s great! Rockville has something very similar. The Free State Roller Derby team plays in an industrial park with lots of scrap metal and concrete places. I’ve even been to some matches! It’s a blast.

    #1113080
    Nadine
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    3/6/21 – element – ALUMINUM

    On my way back from meeting with Millie in MD, on my detour to the Gold’s gym I was gonna settle for (so much less exciting now that Rumi’s posted a pic of it) I remembered seeing a metal recycle dumpster next to the glass dumpster I’ve used at Quincy Park…. and I remembered it saying ALUMINUM on it….

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    I’m not sure why there’s a metal bin – metal is collected in curbside recycling pickup. Maybe for the park users? And maybe the nearby apartments don’t get curbside pickup? We do hafta bring glass to the bins – but I hear the recycling process works much better this way, so not complaining.

    #1113082
    Boomer Cycles
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    3/6/21 – Element Name: Palladium (#46) and Platinum (#78)

    Turns out that [mention]HokieBeth [/mention] and I both work for companies named after periodic elements of the same type of transitional metals (VIIIB) in the same column (10) of the Periodic Chart of Elements! So we met on neutral ground to exchange business cards, and solve today’s scavenger hunt challenge
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