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What am I missing, not seeing here; how is this bike standing?
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tripple3
Riding Miles; Collecting Smiles
The sand is soft and holding it up right where it stopped.
I rode it to there.
The end of that 12" ribbon of cement is as far as I can pedal.
Thanks for noticing and posting the question.
Enjoying the Ride.
bulldog1935
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Glorious day. Staged in the office for a business trip I hope doesn't happen, but I'm ready if it does - and brought my bike in.
Guess I could have stopped and photographed bluebonnets along the greenway today, but there's still time for that.
Instead, I ate too much, and photographed that.
Randi couldn't play today, too busy getting organized for her move to DC.
Always ride past this place - it's on the same lot as 2Bros BBQ, and the single-track from the greenway ends in their parking lot - but today decided I wanted a chile relleno.
I wasn't in a hurry to get into noon traffic - this place is kind of famous for slow service and great rellenos.
We have some serious Mexico food available elsewhere, but this is Tex-Mex
Beautiful patio - that next roof is 2Bros BBQ
The grandson brought out some welcome iced tea, good salsa, sweet with tomato, strong onion and sharp serrano
Also had the patio to myself (it was packed inside), so took the photo op with my '57 Raleigh Lenton GP
Here's why I ate too much - he offered tortillas, I declined
The relleno was great, the ranchero sauce excellent with a hint of sesame.
The secret ingredient in the relleno - wild grapes (muscadines)
All I left was the stem and empty salsa bowl - but saved you that image
I complemented La Abuela when I fessed up inside, thanked, and of course tipped, her grandson.
Adios.
Guess I could have stopped and photographed bluebonnets along the greenway today, but there's still time for that.
Instead, I ate too much, and photographed that.
Randi couldn't play today, too busy getting organized for her move to DC.
Always ride past this place - it's on the same lot as 2Bros BBQ, and the single-track from the greenway ends in their parking lot - but today decided I wanted a chile relleno.
I wasn't in a hurry to get into noon traffic - this place is kind of famous for slow service and great rellenos.
We have some serious Mexico food available elsewhere, but this is Tex-Mex
Beautiful patio - that next roof is 2Bros BBQ
The grandson brought out some welcome iced tea, good salsa, sweet with tomato, strong onion and sharp serrano
Also had the patio to myself (it was packed inside), so took the photo op with my '57 Raleigh Lenton GP
Here's why I ate too much - he offered tortillas, I declined
The relleno was great, the ranchero sauce excellent with a hint of sesame.
The secret ingredient in the relleno - wild grapes (muscadines)
All I left was the stem and empty salsa bowl - but saved you that image
I complemented La Abuela when I fessed up inside, thanked, and of course tipped, her grandson.
Adios.
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Sven
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
CONGRATULATIONS
It doesn't seem that you see marriages last that long anymore.
It will be 30.years this year for me and my wife . Good times and bad. Oh there were times I thought...ya know I could have committed a homicide and been through my sentence already.LOL
Marriage goes both ways.
Again. Congrats.
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tripple3
Riding Miles; Collecting Smiles
I went out again to ride the same exact route I get to ride often.
I rode the same bike I ride often; Elgin Tiki Cruiser.
People here will buy a house on the bay, to knock it down and build what they want.
It's extra great when it's Taco Tuesday and Carnitas lunch is under 6 bucks.
I rode the same bike I ride often; Elgin Tiki Cruiser.
People here will buy a house on the bay, to knock it down and build what they want.
It's extra great when it's Taco Tuesday and Carnitas lunch is under 6 bucks.
bulldog1935
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
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It's extra great when it's Taco Tuesday and Carnitas lunch is under 6 bucks.
I love pulled pork, especially adobada.
I was in west Africa working on a gas turbine power plant owned by the president of Cote D'Ivorie. Had a driver and stayed in the hotel where he ate lunch every day - treated like a king.
The plant engineer offered to take me to his favorite local restaurant. The local brew was porter.
The feast was a 5-lb grilled drum - pick up flakes of fish, dip your fingers in the red sauce and eat - hose off afterwards.
He warned me not to eat the red sauce - "white people can't eat it."
It was adobada - ancho peppers - baby's milk here.
The whole restaurant stopped to watch the suspected European guy eat the red sauce.
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piercer_99
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
The bike I have had the longest, bought it new in 1978. Oddly enough, it's the youngest of my bikes.
Could be the only 78 Huffy with Lobdell rims and New Departure hubs in the world.
Could be the only 78 Huffy with Lobdell rims and New Departure hubs in the world.
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blackhawknj
Look Ma, No Hands!
M 1969 Dunelt. Overhauled the bottom bracket two weeks ago, the headset yesterday. In service as a commuter.
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