The ride through Western Maryland was incredible! I was drenched to the skin at one point, though, as were my boots. Some time in the sun was needed.
Laurie
Sideling Hill Bridge
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The Sideling Hill Road Cut on Interstate 68 and US 40 in Western Maryland, is a 340 foot deep notch excavated from the ridge of Sideling Hill. It is notable as an impressive man-made mountain pass, visible from miles away, and is considered to be one of the best rock exposures in Maryland and the entire northeastern United States. This is the bridge that runs over the highway.
To see images of that notable notch, visit Life on the Bike
Tire Swing
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Somehow I arrived at my destination and realized that my camera was in my hand, the battery was fully charged back at home! Argh!! Thankfully, I still had my cell phone.
Blevins Engineering
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Through the Trees: Wisconsin State Capitol
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Advection Fog
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Advection Fog occurs when warmer, more moist air advects, or blows, over the cold water of Lake Michigan.
Dining Al Fresco
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Ride!
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Not bad for #cellphonephotography
After the Rain
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I can’t quite do it like, Joe, but I sure try!
Thanks for the inspiration, Joe, and for all that you do for all of us, and for your friendship!
Ride of Silence
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The Ride of Silence is an annual international bicycle ride to commemorate cyclists killed and injured while riding on public roads. It helps to raise awareness among motorists, the public, and decision makers of the dangers cyclists face on the roads, especially from other traffic.
2019 Statistics: 334 Locations World Wide / 47 States / 15 Countries / 7 Continents
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