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#cycling

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This countryside bus stop was my temporary office for a quick on-line meeting with an oversea team last month. I enjoyed staying in this very special "library", with plenty of fresh air, and illumination from the evening sun.

A bus stop in the countryside with a "free library" shelf. A Bus stop sign with a timetable to the right, a farm building to the left. A leafless tree behind.
A bookshelf in a countryside bus stop. Maybe 50 books, a folio sized lexicon, and an art book.
#cycling#Germany#spring
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After two days with really warm temperatures and a lot of sunshine we had a cold easterly wind with just as much sunshine today. Temperature dropped from early summer to early spring, but trees are blooming anyway.

I took this photo in a village in the Lowenstein hills.

A mangnolia tree in full bloom and border forsythia in a garden behind a fence. A dog keeps a watchful eye on the photographer.
#cycling#Germany#spring
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After work, work and work, finally found the time (and energy) to go for my first bike ride of the year. Had to pass out cheap sunglasses along the ride to the public to protect them from my dazzling white legs. While riding uphill some walking ducks overtook me by surprise. The very nice spring sun felt like a scorching heatwave. Passed the large local boulder with people enjoy the climbing and weather.

To speak with a famous Dutch presenter known for his modesty: it was unanimously a ludicrously large success.

Bernese Oberland with Niesen.
Large local boulder with people sitting around and climbing
#BikeToot#Cycling#BerneseOberland
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On today's bike ride, I stopped at Lewis & Clark State Park. It's at the Sandy River Delta where it flows into the Columbia River. The Lewis & Clark expedition named the Sandy River because when they got there in 1805, it had been overrun a few years earlier by a mudflow from an eruption of Mt Hood. It's completely regrown today. #Portland #PNW #cycling #volcano #geology #history

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