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Exploring the salt marshes of Cape Henlopen State Park, DE

Vanilla Bean Creamery, Cape May NJ

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Drummer near the Seattle waterfront

[consularrider]

A nice day for a ride in Kyiv (no rain in the extended forecast). I’ve looked at a couple of the Kyiv based Strava clubs to pick up some ideas for routes. Today’s loop that included both sides of the Dnipro was based on one by Virginia Nowl. Then I took a meandering route to the Embassy and a mostly direct route home.

Looking at the front side of the Monument to the Motherland from the mist Patona.
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[Rod Smith]

…cannot delete this post?

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@Rod Smith 121611 wrote:

…cannot delete this post?

No delete option when you choose edit? That’s usually where it is.

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Views from the Elliott Bay Trail along the waterfront in Seattle, near Olympic Sculpture Park and Belltown

I signed up for a 24-hr membership on their new Pronto Cycle Share system and rode around one evening and then the following afternoon. Simply breathtaking.

There was a small-sized 60s-type festival taking place nearby. All these people, apparently in their 20s, maybe 30s, were wearing a mix of casual, hipster and bohemian clothes, hanging out in a large tent or teepee, playing Frisbee, smoking marijuana (I’ve been to enough rock concerts to know what it smells like, even though I’ve never used it myself) and listening to music blasting from the large sound system. The signs indicated that the event was sponsored by the parks department of Seattle. Apparently marijuana is legal in Seattle although you’re not supposed to use it in public view. I think the Elliott Bay Trail would count as public view, but whatever. I only rode near the summer fest briefly.

I think the large peak in the 3rd picture is Mt. Olympus, based on the direction from the shore. The other well-known mountains are to the south of Seattle (Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helens). I’m not sure if you can see Mt. Rainier from Seattle. Maybe from the Space Needle. It’s definitely visible from the Sea-Tac airport.

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Observed at the Arlington County Fair yesterday.

If that isn’t enough to get you to go, they have pony rides and piglet races as well!

[Tim Kelley]

Track Class – Marymoor Velodrome!

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[Lt. Dan]

The “Broken Spoke Boogie”

[Emm]

My neighbor asked my fiance and I if we wanted to go on a bike ride with him in Maryland. He said it would be flat.

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This is us on top of Sugarloaf. Sugarloaf is NOT flat. My helmet also refused to stay on straight due to a crooked ponytail. Really fun ride though.

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Back to the Future – HBO’s Screen on the Green, National Mall

[jrenaut]

Coming home after a long day of exploring Portland in a rented bakfiets

IMG_20150808_212040734 by Jon, on Flickr

And returning the bakfiets, the route I wanted to take was closed to cars for the bridge ride, but no one minded that I did a few miles with the registered riders. The bakfiets got a fair bit of attention, even though the kids weren’t with me.

IMG_20150809_110631759 by Jon, on Flickr

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