This blog records my wanderings, achievements and disasters since retiring in 2011.
Neat, ever thought about rideing one?
What a gem! Super shot!
Cool discovery! Didn't think anymore of these old time bicycles existed.
Nice! I cannot imagine what it would be like to ride one of those things. :-)
Have you ever ridden one of those bikes? I have not --and probably could never ride it..... Neat to see it though... Thanks for sharing.Hugs,Betsy
That looks cool.
Oh, how fun!! That does look cool indeed!! Fun post for the day! Thanks for sharing!!
Love it!
Very creative shot ~ Wonderful! ~ carol, xo
I heard it's very hard (and hard on one's derriere) to ride one of those early bikes!
My husband knows how to ride one of those. He tried to teach me but I got scared. Very fun.
That's classic! And I love the beach in your previous post.
A classic! Though it looks very hard to ride.
Nice!
Good composition. I just saw one of those cycles here the other day :-)
I always wonder how they could ride so high without your feet reaching the ground. I would fall down when I had to get off I am afraid.
What a great place!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River,Canada.
Cool! I'd love to try one of those some day! But somewhere with a soft landing... 'cause I'm pretty sure I'd fall off! :p
Love this. I worked once with a man named Farthing ... have never seen it (as a last name) except for him.
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Neat, ever thought about rideing one?
ReplyDeleteWhat a gem! Super shot!
ReplyDeleteCool discovery! Didn't think anymore of these old time bicycles existed.
ReplyDeleteNice! I cannot imagine what it would be like to ride one of those things. :-)
ReplyDeleteHave you ever ridden one of those bikes? I have not --and probably could never ride it..... Neat to see it though... Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
That looks cool.
ReplyDeleteOh, how fun!! That does look cool indeed!! Fun post for the day! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteVery creative shot ~ Wonderful! ~ carol, xo
ReplyDeleteI heard it's very hard (and hard on one's derriere) to ride one of those early bikes!
ReplyDeleteMy husband knows how to ride one of those. He tried to teach me but I got scared. Very fun.
ReplyDeleteThat's classic! And I love the beach in your previous post.
ReplyDeleteA classic! Though it looks very hard to ride.
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteGood composition. I just saw one of those cycles here the other day :-)
ReplyDeleteI always wonder how they could ride so high without your feet reaching the ground. I would fall down when I had to get off I am afraid.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River,Canada.
ReplyDeleteCool! I'd love to try one of those some day! But somewhere with a soft landing... 'cause I'm pretty sure I'd fall off! :p
ReplyDeleteLove this. I worked once with a man named Farthing ... have never seen it (as a last name) except for him.
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