where did you TAKE your Tenere today?
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Boris
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And lastly,
Bill_C
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You've got a real talent for photography.
I'm far too utilitarian in my approach.
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Yeah, way beyond my flip phone's capabilities.
Bill_C
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I've actually been trained so I shouldn't really have an excuse, but my training was paid for and provided by the US Government so maybe that's my issue LOLYeah, way beyond my flip phone's capabilities.
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Rex.C
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Last weekend we had a couple of rides. Not sure if this link will work.
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Bill_C
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Ya'll got some pretty country down there
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okiegtrider
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I squeezed in a short trip this week, and got a couple days away from home on the bike. Took this the first morning near Kiowa, OK.
Never too soon to start! Good times
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Endless expanses of Russia))
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So, I'm guessing y'all are going into winter? Y'all look cold. It's 106°F here today.
EDIT: ended up at 109°F. That's air temp. Don't know what the Hx was.
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Fordf350
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First of all, I truly enjoy all the great pictures on this thread. I hope someday to expand my horizons. Apparently my riding buddies are smarter than me,102 F today. Went for solo ride 250 miles with occasional stops to cool down and hydrate. Closer to home the hydration got better. One road was too wet since I was alone, I am not that brave. 
sheikyerbooty
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That's a cool bit of software Rex.C. Love the Anatori. Winter officially arrived in Dunners...5deg and a wee dusting of snow on Mt Cargill today. dammitLast weekend we had a couple of rides. Not sure if this link will work.
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sheikyerbooty
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antigravity yankee beer?
Rex.C
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Relive app on phone, really cool to look at. Got down to 4deg coming out of Rai valley.
Fordf350
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I am not as smart as my smart phone
Quique
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Are you into a heat wave? Get out early!
Salinas de Imón. In medieval times, this was a source for salt and a good business. It belonged to the Bishop of Sigüenza. In former times, the current province of Guadalajara belonged to four people: the Duke of Medinaceli, the duke of Infantado, the bishop of Sigüenza and the señor of Molina. A bit of history for those interested on it
As others have said, I also like this thread a lot. Thankyou to all of you who post pictures here. I am trying to show you how my place is and the interesting places around. I still have a couple of places to show, so there is more to come
Salinas de Imón. In medieval times, this was a source for salt and a good business. It belonged to the Bishop of Sigüenza. In former times, the current province of Guadalajara belonged to four people: the Duke of Medinaceli, the duke of Infantado, the bishop of Sigüenza and the señor of Molina. A bit of history for those interested on it
As others have said, I also like this thread a lot. Thankyou to all of you who post pictures here. I am trying to show you how my place is and the interesting places around. I still have a couple of places to show, so there is more to come
I’ve heard in the news that you are having a 47*C heatwaveAre you into a heat wave? Get out early!
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Salinas de Imón. In medieval times, this was a source for salt and a good business. It belonged to the Bishop of Sigüenza. In former times, the current province of Guadalajara belonged to four people: the Duke of Medinaceli, the duke of Infantado, the bishop of Sigüenza and the señor of Molina. A bit of history for those interested on it
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As others have said, I also like this thread a lot. Thankyou to all of you who post pictures here. I am trying to show you how my place is and the interesting places around. I still have a couple of places to show, so there is more to come
. I wouldn’t have come outdoors until oktober anymore.