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Hmmm , here's one of my bikes on the BANK of the Ohio River . Pretty sure it's the FIRST bank and the river is definitely used COMMERCIALly . So , maybe this will be good enough .

 

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Nein!

banks name must be visible

I musta missed that part . LOL

 

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That was too easy . LOL

 

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You re up


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You must mean Roger is up .

 

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Your bike with a real snowman ⛄

Ha . Not likely to ever happen for me , so I guess I'll just have to cheer you guys on .

 

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Would it be easier if i made it your bike or sled with a real snowman?

Your bike with a real snowman ⛄

Nah .. I gave my sled away eons ago . LOL

 

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Patience is a Virtue.
Some of us have jobs and a life outside of the forum too.

You're kidding , right ? LOL

Just Kidding .

 

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Can I assume, anyone's mother. UK

Or , ANY mother ?

 

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For sure someone will pipe up and say "I've had the same tyres on my bike since 1963 and they are fine!" Meh. I don't care.

Just to comply , my 1957 Simplex Automatic still has the original factory tires . And , they are not down to the wear bars , yet . In fact , the factory embossed name on the tread itself is still visible .
I don't put but a few miles a year on that bike and only on decent roads and at way less than perilous speeds .

Good that you care about your own safety .

And , here's this :
Your bike with a sign with the name the province, territory, and/or country in which you reside. Bonus points if you include your national flag!

 

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Just wondering.... can anybody tell me what the current challenge is? Been following the thread, but it seems nobody bothers to mention it....maybe put it in bold type or in a bigger font so it shows up.

Maybe you missed it ( how I can't imagine , but ... ) :
Your bike with a sign with the name the province, territory, and/or country in which you reside. Bonus points if you include your national flag!

 

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New challenge:
Your bike with a millstone
These are common here, there were many old water driven grist mills and the stones are at the sites, in parks, town squares, etc. I saw one today while on a ride which inspired me for this challenge.

My wife and I were married in an old grist mill made into a chapel .

Your bike with a millstone

 

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That's a pretty cool setting I bet, there was probably even a place where you could have taken a picture of
Your bike with a millstone

IIRC , there was a millstone . They even had the old water wheel functioning with huge goldfish in the pond .

Your bike with a millstone

 

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I could easily get the campfire shot , if the wind wasn't a steady 25 MPH with gusts to near twice that .
Maybe tomorrow .

 

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I see we still pick and chose what rules to abide by😉

Your bike by a pay phone.

Ha . It's just like being in real life . LOL

 

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Looks pretty good to me ^ .

 

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I got the pay phone challenge two years ago, too. This has me sort of wondering about the part of town I"m living in

Your bike with an earthmover tire.

That's what happens when you live in any town .

 

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I guess I'm screwed... living on the western shore of Lake Michigan, I could get a picture of the bike, a sandy beach, and a sunRISE - the sunset is behind me, unless I wade out into the lake to get the picture.

Your bike with a sandy beach at sunset

Just take a little ride over to Lake Huron .

 

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your bike at a dump or landfill.

I bought a bike just before it hit the dump . Does that count? LOL

 

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That^ looks like a very narrow field of sun flowers to me .

 

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He may not be harvesting, but that tractor is probably used for harvesting. I dont want a shady win though. Now that I know what a harvester is, I can hunt for one tommorow. However Roger said a tractor would be acceptable, so Its your call Roger.

He already called it .