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The BWI trail has a spur leading right to a covered bike rack at the terminal. I rode 4.5 miles to work to pick up a couple items, shower, and then rode 2.5 miles to the airport.
I never stopped admiring these monster trucks - they are not only bigger then most European trucks, but also nicer and cleaner (I think their drivers are often proud of their vehicle - put more lights on them, etc). / Mindig is nagyon tetszettek ezek a hatalmas amerikai teherautók - nemcsak nagyobbak az európaiaknál, de szebbek és tisztábbak is (szerintem a sofÅ‘rök kimondottan büszkék járművükre, pl. feldÃszÃtik extra fényforrásokkal, stb.).
I took these shots a July morning during my daily commute - over the previous 2 years I got used to the 60 minutes drive every morning - I listened to the radio, and later audiobooks while driving. The pictures were meant as a memory, since by then we were preparing to move from Ontario.
Egy nyári reggelen készÃtettem ezeket a képeket, ahogy otthonról elindultam munkába, egész a munkahelyemre érkezésig. Ekkorra az egyórás vezetéshez volt már két évem hozzászokni - elÅ‘bb rádiót, majd audiobook-ot hallgattam. A megörökÃtés emléknek kellett - ekkor már készültünk a végül a vártnál késÅ‘bb fél év múlva bekövetkezett költözésünkre.
I spend roughly two hours of every weekday commuting in the saddle of the Gray Lady, a 2003 BMW R1150RT motorcycle. This is a closeup of the right cylinder head.
With a few exceptions, my favorite motorcycle designs use the frame and mechanical bits as part of the design.
The commute this morning was covered by ominous clouds as some storms passed through. Luckily, I managed to stay dry. Minneapolis, MN 2009.
This is taken on the platform at North Sydney station. I particularly liked the effect of the boy's 'boaters' (straw hats) as they walked off the platform. It made me think of a gaggle of geese. I had to take all these shots quickly and move on as the station attendant was most unhappy with me. Thus the camera shake, as this was hand held @ 1 second.
A nice data visualization showing commuting patterns in Seattle - great stuff from IDV uxblog.idvsolutions.com/2013/01/people-dots-seattle-area-...