Cell Phone Camera Stories Please!

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Bheckel169
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Cell Phone Camera Stories Please!

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I visit this forum but don't often post but after having watched a few of my fellow R guys posting pictures it gave me the idea of sharing the love through pictures. I'd like to enjoy seeing where many of you ride. One of the easiest ways to do this is by snapping a cell phone picture. Next time you're on a ride, stop and take a picture or two of the road you're on and maybe share a description of what the road is like, time of day, temperature and whether you're on a solo ride or with friends. Pictures of friends are welcome or scenes where you may have stopped that have a view. This will give us vicarious enjoyment of your day and your bike and we'll get to see other parts of the country we may never get a chance to travel ourselves.
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I saw this lovely spring scene on a local College Campus. I figured the bike could only make it prettier.

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Bravo Celticus !

we have to admit...

You are a colorist !
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Yesterday I went for a ride on a VERY twisty mountain road (didn't have to work :D ). Lots of 2nd gear stuff and major elevation changes. During the first 20 miles I saw a few cars but after that I went at least half an hour without seeing anybody. That was good since the road was barely wide enough for two cars and their was no center line. Temps in the low 60s and the bike was awesome. Ride home on the freeway into a headwind was not so great...
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