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@Boomer2U 204587 wrote:

What kinda Bikes can you get from that vending machine?

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imaginary

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@Boomer2U 205650 wrote:

Ode to the great #FSwormhole meister himself, who transformed to an utterly new state of being yesterday while going through the ultimate wormhole of marriage, in the shadow of the Key Bridge, complete with gunships on the Potomac River, aerial surveillance, and armed guardsmen on the perimeter!

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Wow! Looks like that was a wedding on bikes!

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@Kbikeva 205608 wrote:

I haven’t seen any responses, so I’m guessing there’s no one up for this. If you’re interested, you need to let me know ASAP. Otherwise, I’ll make plans to do something else on Wednesday. Thanks!

Hi. Thanks for organizing this ride. I would like to come and explore public art on both sides of the toll road. Hope for more participants!

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A panorama shot of a walking and biking path under Duke Street connecting Dulany Street and Diagonal Road. Sometimes it is closed. Maybe on weekends and holidays, but I have not figured it out completely yet.
https://www.strava.com/activities/4643533319

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@drevil 205605 wrote:

1/18/21 – #publicartfinder featuring (or by) a BIPOC

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Edmonson Sisters

Sculptor: Erik Blome

Location: 1701 Duke St, Alexandria

Story: Paul Edmonson’s efforts to free his daughters brought him to New York City in the fall of 1848 and eventually to the Plymouth Congregational Church in Brooklyn, led by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Rev. Beecher took up the Edmonson’s cause, preaching about the fate of the Christian, light-skinned Edmonson sisters should they be sold down south, and quickly raised Bruin’s asking price of $2,250. By November 1848, Mary and Emily were free.

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It was my second bike ride to Lake Accotink. The first happened when I wanted to explore new routes (as always. Sorry for not being honest). The second ride occurred thanks to a Calvinball game. Not only did I retrieve CB, but I also found a lake and a park.
https://www.strava.com/activities/4641000490

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Wormhole under I-495 at 5635 S Van Dorn Street

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Wormhole under I-495 at 5635 S Van Dorn Street

https://www.strava.com/activities/4641306501

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@Boomer2U 205655 wrote:

And has a really good echo effect if you scream upon entry of the portal!

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Really? Then, I will scream “Boomer” next time.

Nice photo composition, BTW.

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A wormhole between Oakwood Road and S Van Dorn Street

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A panorama shot of the wormhole between Oakwood Road and S Van Dorn Street

https://www.strava.com/activities/4641306501

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A shot of the overpass at 6946-6952 Backlick Road, Springfield, VA

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A shot of the overpass at 6946-6952 Backlick Road, Springfield, VA

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A panorama shot of the overpass at 6946-6952 Backlick Road, Springfield, VA

https://www.strava.com/activities/4641306501

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A mailbox at 6582 Braddock Road, Alexandria, VA
https://www.strava.com/activities/4640678268

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A mailbox at 6209 Em Street, Alexandria, VA
https://www.strava.com/activities/4641306501

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@AlanA 204826 wrote:

If I didn’t know any better, I’d say you were on Eric’s ride to the Brookeville Beer Farm! There is no other reason to ride on Gregg Rd!!

Absolutely correct! I was on Eric’s ride thanks to which I explored a new route.

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Heroes Work Here sign in front of Leewood Healthcare Center at 7120 Braddock Road, Alexandria, VA

I shot this sign early in the morning on my way to retrieve Calvinball from Lake Accotink
https://www.strava.com/activities/4640678268

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Wilkes Tunnel
Wilkes Street, Alexandria, VA
There was a railroad many years ago, and now it is a tunnel for pedestrians and bikers. The tunnel is also very popular for photoshoots among families, couples, and other people.

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