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Another lovely day up this way once again 
Had a lot to get done today off the bike around the house and with it being Mothers Day, it was good to have good weather and spend the time outside with the family.
Managed later this afternoon to get out for a few hours meandering around the local coast with Caleb on the Big Dummy. Great weather to go play around the shore and explore. Not about the riding at all, just a fun way for us to get about and Caleb loves the Dummy.
Hope everyone else managed to have some down time and relax.
Lovely sunset tonight as well.
Jamie
DSCN3593 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
DSCN3594 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
DSCN3606 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
DSCN3623 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
DSCN3629 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
DSC_1675 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
DSC_1677 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
Had a lot to get done today off the bike around the house and with it being Mothers Day, it was good to have good weather and spend the time outside with the family.
Managed later this afternoon to get out for a few hours meandering around the local coast with Caleb on the Big Dummy. Great weather to go play around the shore and explore. Not about the riding at all, just a fun way for us to get about and Caleb loves the Dummy.
Hope everyone else managed to have some down time and relax.
Lovely sunset tonight as well.
Jamie
DSCN3593 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrDSCN3594 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrDSCN3606 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrDSCN3623 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrDSCN3629 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrDSC_1675 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrDSC_1677 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
jackosbournesnr
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If it wasn't for the two blobs on the lens you could sell copies of that last picture.
Beautiful
Beautiful
Thanks mate as usual there was no touching up of the pics they were just how they came, it was just pretty lovely as it goes. The blobs are most likely there because we were looking out whilst having dinner and Heather said about the sunset so I used her Nikon DSLR rather than my little instamatic thing and I never checked the lens. Heather would check it as she is the photography person in our family, I like my point and shoot, one setting for scenery and one for auto focus....simples
Jamie
as usual there was no touching up of the pics they were just how they came, it was just pretty lovely as it goes. The blobs are most likely there because we were looking out whilst having dinner and Heather said about the sunset so I used her Nikon DSLR rather than my little instamatic thing and I never checked the lens. Heather would check it as she is the photography person in our family, I like my point and shoot, one setting for scenery and one for auto focus....simples Jamie
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One of the first loops I rode as a child, round the loch!
jackosbournesnr
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Never an issue with a Retrocamera
Hawmaw":1dyblkds said:
Never an issue with a Retrocamera
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Picked this up yesterday, it's the right size for me and the spec. is almost completely original (which was the big appeal). Hopefully this will just be a case of cleaning, replacing a couple of cables and the grips and it'll be good to go, the stem and bar are needing a re-paint so might give them a spruce up too while I'm at it. 1990 was such a good year for Mountain Bikes, just realised I've got 4 from that year now :facepalm:
Anyway that's Kona ticked off the list of bike brands I want to try/own, just Marin, Saracen, Alpinestars, Rocky Mountain, Proflex, Merlin, Diamond Back etc. etc. to go now
I really need to move some bikes on now! anyone fancy a Trimble??
Picked this up yesterday, it's the right size for me and the spec. is almost completely original (which was the big appeal). Hopefully this will just be a case of cleaning, replacing a couple of cables and the grips and it'll be good to go, the stem and bar are needing a re-paint so might give them a spruce up too while I'm at it. 1990 was such a good year for Mountain Bikes, just realised I've got 4 from that year now :facepalm:
Anyway that's Kona ticked off the list of bike brands I want to try/own, just Marin, Saracen, Alpinestars, Rocky Mountain, Proflex, Merlin, Diamond Back etc. etc. to go now
I really need to move some bikes on now! anyone fancy a Trimble??
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Thinking the Trimble is the bike I have least affinity with, even though it rides really nicely. The Dave Yates might be for the chop too as it's a little too long and low to be comfortable (some retro riser bars might fix that though :? ). There's a couple of others I need to think about shifting too, can't keep them all unfortunately.
I think the "Tremble" was their full suss bike RobRobMac":2y8878fv said:You'll have no bother moving your Tremble on
Thinking the Trimble is the bike I have least affinity with, even though it rides really nicely. The Dave Yates might be for the chop too as it's a little too long and low to be comfortable (some retro riser bars might fix that though :? ). There's a couple of others I need to think about shifting too, can't keep them all unfortunately.
