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Basically a Molson Golden with a little more depth… But who cares; it’s RUSH BEER!!
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theimpossiblecool: “Failure is the condiment that gives success its flavor.” Truman Capote.
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Blursday Beer Run ~ happy weekend
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claudestar2017: David Bowie – 2002 – by Sukita
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Snow Removal Machine ~ Do you ever wonder how much energy we burn moving snow around? I do. It’s a mindboggling number, I suspect.
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The first couple of weeks of ‘22 as I saw it through the Leica lens on the back of my mobile device. Photography isn’t about what you see but about how you see it. This is how I saw it.
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visual-poetry: by gary stranger [via] the circle of strife
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This’ll be me in ten years. In fact, my hats already clash with my jackets and I don’t even care. I’ll be getting around town on my bike without a helmet on; in fact, I already do that, too. I’m already well on my way on two wheels to nowhere. And loving it!
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the SOURCE (of everything)
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/ˌpanəˈsēə/ ~ Anxious? Depressed? You need to ride!
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bikeplanet: Bikeplanet
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Happy New Year! I hope to see more friends and family in Meatspace in 2022. Cheers! 🍻
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Rune likes playing with the garden hose
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Barrie Bike Rodeo ~ batteries not included. Nice day to cruise around town on my two wheeler and take in the sites.
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tiefighters: The Daily Life of Darth Vader Series by Pawel Kadysz (via: mahlibombing) sometimes a guy needs a break from the stresses of commanding a galactic Empire
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wonders-of-the-cosmos: NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope launched Dec. 25 at 7:20 a.m. EST on an Ariane 5 rocket from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, on the northeastern coast of South America. Webb, a partnership with the European Space Agency and the Canadian Space Agency, will explore every phase of cosmic history – from within our…
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Joy of the Season. Pure joy.
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Toronto Symphony Orchestra performed Handel’s Messiah last weekend. An absolutely exquisite performance. Such pure, high fidelity, live sound from the orchestra, choir and soloists brought back memories to our family of Dad blasting Hallelujah on Christmas morning to get our teenage asses out of bed. Mom sat proudly with her children and grandchildren through this…
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A wise man once said, “night skies always finish last”. I love the double entendre.
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Carbon meets Steel ~ a Hairshirt worthy pairing ~ Hairshirt North 2021 at Big Chute Marina fuel stop, a third of the way to the 327 km finish line
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this stellar view was an added bonus to my stretching sesh on the living room floor this evening
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ironvegman: Irony by Hugger Industries on Flickr.
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kids, grandkids, parents, dogs; life’s a complicated mess, at best
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my December Sunset
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mooiefietsennicebikes: Bike love
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a two dog bike
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k-lic: AERO wooden bike > Probably the fanciest bike on the whole planet. :p Wow, cool design.
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visual-poetry: by c [via] could a longer ladder get you there?
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A great visit to London Town where Rachel & Luke were great hosts to Chris, Leah, Mikayla and me for the weekend.
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fravery: “Photography is an art of observation. It has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.” Elliott Erwitt
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reminds me of the Hagersville Tire Fire of 1990
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Preparing for Halloween on Hillcrest Road. Some scary shit happenin’ here.
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It was a pleasure to meet Lisa and Rowley at the Seasons Centre for Grieving Children today, together with my coworkers at TNR Doors. What a beautiful morning to do some yard work for the Seasons Centre! Mark, Gord, Hayden, Darren and I were glad to be able to assist them with the Fall clean…
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Buckets of horizontal rain riding into a wailing Westerly headwind as I headed back into Barrie on Ridge Road followed by a biblical sunset over a besodden Burton Avenue. Wow. ~ September 3, 2020
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Hammerfest – noun – A brutally fast ride or race, typically with friends.~ A pretty satisfying rip with a tight group today around the Big Chute route. Fastest ride I’ve had this season. A motivated and capable crew made it possible. Painful but incredibly satisfying. Speed is addictive.
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An August day, in October ~ gravy; pure gravy. Sun is rising on the south side of the bay mouth now. Coffee ride to Orillia with the usual suspects, plus Dan, a newbie from Calgary. Saw an interesting COVID restaurant patio in Orillia with the Sunshine making for a satisfying street scene of it. Casual…
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Early morning rides in late August no longer offered me a Sunrise over the Lake but still some interesting Twilight scenes. One here that made me hit the brakes while racing my way to meet up with the other early riders. A fog over Downtown with the clear sky showing in behind and an orange…
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Mikayla spent the day at our house fending off scavengers so she wouldn’t starve. She’s walking now, albeit a bit wobbly still but enough that we’ve dusted off the baby gates so Mikayla doesn’t accidentally discover Gravity. So great spending the day with such a happy child.
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Centennial Beach is all but deserted. Summer’s over.
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bikeplanet: chaseminator: Life´s too short… True…
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keigo71: Bob Schiller aims to revive Dutch bicyclemanufacturing industry with Epo Dutch Design Week 2014: the frame of this bicycle by Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Bob Schiller is made using automated processes borrowed from car manufacturing, which the designer hopes will allow production to return to the Netherlands
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Cyclists: not the worst people. Is being hated by everyone and crying worse than shitting your pants and crying?
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Dream bike. One day I just may do it…
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What a sweet child. Mikayla turned One yesterday. She is such an easy going, lovable person. We are so fortunate to have her in our lives. Grandchildren are special.
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a bird’s eye view of two birds
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humansofnewyork: “The story of the black cowboy began when our ancestors were brought to this country against their will. Many of them were adept with horses. The first Kentucky Derbies were won by black jockeys. One out of four cowboys in The West were black. But you never see that in the movies. My father…
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wonders-of-the-cosmos: Images of the Earth and the moon above the Rings of Saturn taken by Cassini on April 13, 2017. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/CICLOPS/Kevin M. Gill
