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Cold weather for cycling but still i like it, now with facemask but still i can do it.
Unfortunately i lost notes for this roll .
Shooted on Foma Fomapan 100 from bulk, developed in Foma Fomadon R09 (same like rodinal) Minolta AF 7000 and scanned by Konica Minolta dimage scan dual IV
© 2009 Steve Kelley
Picturenaut HDR of St. Mary's Catholic Church (constructed in 1863) and cemetery in Lackawaxen, PA at sunrise.
3 exposures
Please view on black and large:
A common practice of securing cycles in London is to tie them up on the bars (whatsoever). Several places offer securing cycles but we always look for our convenience.
Research from an insurance company published last year shows that one in five cyclists is a victim of bike theft, and although most expect to own their bikes for ten years, in fact they only get to keep them for two years before they are taken.
St. Paul Cathedral, Millennium Bridge and River Thames on the background.
Three different rickshaws vying for punters in the most casual way..
Copenhagenize - Copenhagen Bike Culture Blog
Cycles is a unique step sequencer for crafting complex and experimental percussion patterns on the iPad. This is a proof of concept in the early stages of development.
Aerodynamica, what a shape no gear and what a front chainwheel! This bike needed some real strong legs!
An old boundary marker stone on Calderbrook Road between Walsden and Littleborough. The Borough of Todmorden (Yorkshire) to the left; Littleborough Urban District (Lancashire) to the right.
" The organizers of Paris - Brest - Paris, run every ten years but interupted by the war, had a harder and harder time to convince racers of the value of the ride.
The hero of the first part of the course was Benoit Faure, nicknamed “The Mouse” in the thirties, who, at 49 years old, succeeded in holding off the peloton for 540 kilometers. At the Brest turnaround, four riders - Hendrickx, Tacca, Neuville, and Fazio - looked like possible winners. Pierre Tacca made a break at Pontchartrain but a flat slowed him at Versailles. While fixing his bike he saw the Belgians Francois Neuville and Albert Hendrickx roll past.
A heavy rain made the finish on the dirt track of the velodrome of the Parc des Princes impractical. An alternative on a boulevard in the Bois de Boulogne was hastily put in place. Hendrickx beat Neuville by a half-wheel after 1200 kilometers of riding."
From Randonneurs Ontario
This photo from the 6 Sept. 1948 Miroir-Sprint