I have finally given into peer pressure and started a 365 project. To those of you who do not know what this is, it is where you take a photo every day for a year and post it online. I also have the exciting news that I have a real internet domain now. For now it is still through blogger
Here is page one (picture number one)
You can find all the others at this address: http://www.photofairytail.com
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
A Noon Romp
I'm still tired and brain dead from this ride so no real good stories today. This ride was a lot of fun, but I have found out since getting back that the trail is meant for rather advanced riders. Well that explains why I thought I was going to kill myself a couple times there.....
Labels:
bike ride,
bike trail,
mountain biking,
noon,
Romp,
tired,
Tulsa,
Turkey Mountain
Monday, August 2, 2010
An Evening Jaunt (I hope you like green)
YES!!!
If you do not know what this is, look at the third photograph in the previous post.
That aside, I have no real witty observation today. Mostly just the comment that the [enjoyable] effort I put into and the wasp sting I received to get my ol' mountain bike in working order and bike rack was all worth it to be able to ride again.
Here's my trip down the same trail as the last post, except a much further distance was traveled.
I like railroads, don't really know why, probably a childhood fascination of mine. So of course I like taking photos of said things, and that that goes on them. We have learned that the track along this trail is active, but tell me how several tons can be supported by THIS
I know when this picture was taken, but I do not recall taking it.... Oh well, I like it
How can I pass up a real mountain bike trail that is off the paved road? And I mean look at it. It looks nice a relaxing and enjoyable.
WRONG!!! The trail was awful, and apparently meant to be taken from the other direction than the one I came from. There were just awful spots that you could not feasibly ride up. The photos I took of the trail itself ended up blurry, so I'm not posting them here. One is up on my flickr however.
However-
Purrrrty
I never take pictures of myself, so:
During (equipped with dopey grin)
After (Get a haircut you dang hippy!)
If you do not know what this is, look at the third photograph in the previous post.
That aside, I have no real witty observation today. Mostly just the comment that the [enjoyable] effort I put into and the wasp sting I received to get my ol' mountain bike in working order and bike rack was all worth it to be able to ride again.
Here's my trip down the same trail as the last post, except a much further distance was traveled.
I like railroads, don't really know why, probably a childhood fascination of mine. So of course I like taking photos of said things, and that that goes on them. We have learned that the track along this trail is active, but tell me how several tons can be supported by THIS
I know when this picture was taken, but I do not recall taking it.... Oh well, I like it
How can I pass up a real mountain bike trail that is off the paved road? And I mean look at it. It looks nice a relaxing and enjoyable.
WRONG!!! The trail was awful, and apparently meant to be taken from the other direction than the one I came from. There were just awful spots that you could not feasibly ride up. The photos I took of the trail itself ended up blurry, so I'm not posting them here. One is up on my flickr however.
However-
Purrrrty
I never take pictures of myself, so:
During (equipped with dopey grin)
After (Get a haircut you dang hippy!)
Sunday, August 1, 2010
An Evening Walk
Does walking even count as exercise? If so, how much do you have to do?
I am still waiting for my ankle to completely heal, in the mean time, I am stuck walking instead of running. Though earlier today I got my bike all up in working order again, so I hope to be able to ride it some too.
While going to a specific wine store the other day, I found out this place called Turkey Mountain is actually a lot shorter drive than I had always thought.
Well, we all know me, so on whim, I headed there the next day.
So, there is in fact slopes in the Tulsa area that are of a decent descent (you see what I did there?) Halfway down this hill was a broken sign saying "slow" on the ground. Guess that's what the bikers think of that.
I learned something this past week, apparently train tracks are still being build/laid, who'da thunk it?! Well, besides Warren Buffet.
Now then, who out there put coins on the train track to let them get squished by the train? I did! And on this walk on a rare occasion, I had a coin in my pocket. Woo! I cannot wait to go back and see if that train track is ever even used.
I still hate the walk back, but as I mentioned with the "I love you" picture, you do get to see things that you otherwise wouldn't.
Oh and I think I found an easter egg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_egg_%28video_games%29) in life. This warning label:
I am still waiting for my ankle to completely heal, in the mean time, I am stuck walking instead of running. Though earlier today I got my bike all up in working order again, so I hope to be able to ride it some too.
While going to a specific wine store the other day, I found out this place called Turkey Mountain is actually a lot shorter drive than I had always thought.
Well, we all know me, so on whim, I headed there the next day.
So, there is in fact slopes in the Tulsa area that are of a decent descent (you see what I did there?) Halfway down this hill was a broken sign saying "slow" on the ground. Guess that's what the bikers think of that.
I learned something this past week, apparently train tracks are still being build/laid, who'da thunk it?! Well, besides Warren Buffet.
Now then, who out there put coins on the train track to let them get squished by the train? I did! And on this walk on a rare occasion, I had a coin in my pocket. Woo! I cannot wait to go back and see if that train track is ever even used.
I still hate the walk back, but as I mentioned with the "I love you" picture, you do get to see things that you otherwise wouldn't.
Oh and I think I found an easter egg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_egg_%28video_games%29) in life. This warning label:
Labels:
bike trail,
easter egg,
evening,
nostalgia,
sunset,
train track,
Tulsa,
Turkey Mountain,
walk
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