On the road today...
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That machine was connected to a tractor by a belt (can't see an engine..) and used for harvest the wheat and turn the straw into straw bales.
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Maximilian
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Great photos in the last few pages!
Here's my contribution:
So far on a week's riding based in Saint-Foy-Tarantaise:
Iseran yesterday:
Riding Le Col de Pt. St. Bernard a few days ago:
Here's my contribution:
So far on a week's riding based in Saint-Foy-Tarantaise:
Iseran yesterday:
Riding Le Col de Pt. St. Bernard a few days ago:
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Another 3 laps of Mt Donna Buang (16.8km 6.4% average).
Total 103km 50.4km climbing. Cold and a little windy till the last lap when it also rained from about half way up!
Top of the second lap.
Total 103km 50.4km climbing. Cold and a little windy till the last lap when it also rained from about half way up!
Top of the second lap.
Yesterday at Mangart ( 2084m). 21,4km climb, 7,04%, 1487m ascent
Enjoying my last few days living in the Pyrenees - 2500m on saturday then 3000m on Sunday. Hillclimb tonight will be FUN.
Cirque de Troumouse on Saturday: The best climb round here. Honestly if you're visiting to have a go on the Tourmalet you should have a look at this road:
Col de Spandelles then Soulor and Aubisque on Sunday:
Cirque de Troumouse on Saturday: The best climb round here. Honestly if you're visiting to have a go on the Tourmalet you should have a look at this road:
Col de Spandelles then Soulor and Aubisque on Sunday:
My humble contribution from SkyMass ride I rode this weekend. 
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HammerTime2
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Mile marker about 16.5 heading north on Slyline Drive?
plpete wrote:My humble contribution from SkyMass ride I rode this weekend.
Don't remember the mile marker but Skyline Dr. indeed
Probably the most relaxed photo I captured last week. 
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MattSoutherden
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All of you from the last page - I hate you all. 
Carry on.
Carry on.
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mellowJohnny
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+1^
How about something a little flatter then? Only 850m of climbing, but picturesque none the less:
Chandler Quebec - Gaspe Peninsula
How about something a little flatter then? Only 850m of climbing, but picturesque none the less:
Chandler Quebec - Gaspe Peninsula
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diegogarcia
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A crazy few months. Holiday without bike. Home to shock redundancy/job loss. Happily got a job with Cannondale distributor. Got a decent redundancy pay out. Bought a Supersix Evo for a great £$££$£ - a truly stunning bike. Really very very good. Happy as Larry.
