A patch of undeveloped wetlands
A couple of the Des Moines River, one with the local Army Corps dam:
A twisty, hilly bit:
Through the forest:
Thanks for looking,
Chris
Some late spring cycling
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Some late spring cycling
Took a few snaps whilst cycling about yesterday and today. Thanks to the unusually warm weather (around 35C yesterday and today), and the wild-fire smoke from Arizona, they're a bit hazy...
A patch of undeveloped wetlands
A couple of the Des Moines River, one with the local Army Corps dam:
A twisty, hilly bit:
Through the forest:
Thanks for looking,
Chris
A patch of undeveloped wetlands
A couple of the Des Moines River, one with the local Army Corps dam:
A twisty, hilly bit:
Through the forest:
Thanks for looking,
Chris
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Re: Some late spring cycling
Lovely shots Chris...looks so peaceful 
Thanks for that
Thanks for that
Garry
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Re: Some late spring cycling
Yes.. very nice indeed 
Dunno what our boys will think of that 'surfaced' pathway.. I think they're more used to mud over here 
ATB
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Dunno what our boys will think of that 'surfaced' pathway.. I think they're more used to mud over here ATB
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Re: Some late spring cycling
Chris, lovely pics as always and beautiful scenery. Hot there too, I see. Cycling in that heat must burn a few calories up. Make sure you drink a lot of fluids!
probably not the best advice.
Nigel²
probably not the best advice.Nigel²