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The way to work as the green stuff is making its first appearance this season.

 

The way to work as the green stuff is making its first appearance this season.

 

The way to work as the green stuff is making its first appearance this season.

Each photo is taken 50 pedal strokes after the last

Each weekday morning, I take Ian to day care. When chatting with him during the commute, if I glance over my shoulder, this is the view I see.

 

Since I do this every day, I thought today to take a picture of it, since it is a great way to start each work day.

Each photo is taken 50 pedal strokes after the last

For them: Just another commute back home. Makes me think that I probably take my city for granted?

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Taken from the back deck of the Vallejo ferry just before we got underway. There were great clouds that morning.

My evening commute home. This was taken near the Highway 183/Loop 820 merge in the Bedford/Euless area.

 

I cracked open the sun roof on my car, and held my camera aloft. That my hood in the bottom part of the frame.

Sleep, eat, work, commute...

The first real road off school property, often the backdrop to heartbreakingly beautiful sunrises.

 

To celebrate the fact that the digital is "working" again, I took it with me today. These shots are from the less scenic route home, as I had to go through shopping-center-hell and do some errands.

The Spokane River, Riverfront Park

Utilitaire 1 - Commute to work. 38.9 miles rt

So nice to be able to just park my bike in my office when I get to work.

 

Observation: 4th Ave S overpass was completely closed to traffic due to accident (head-on collision between garbage truck and a little car). But, police let me lift the Sogn over the crime scene tape and ride over the bridge.

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Commuting can be a bitch.

 

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Airborne Delta CX in for review at bikeshopgirl.com

Nothing too fancy today, so played around with some develop presets...

 

Car setup

This was the daily commute for many people on the island of Ko Sukhorn to the mainland. It included produce, children, and a man on his scooter on the boat.

These are the trees I see as I pull in and out of the lot every day.

 

To celebrate the fact that the digital is "working" again, I took it with me today. These shots are from the less scenic route home, as I had to go through shopping-center-hell and do some errands.

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