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CYCLE DAYS CHALLENGE ENDING FOR OCTOBER

Posted: October 31, 2020 Under: Uncategorized By 7 Comments

As Suzanne says, it is hard to believe that October is gone already!! As October ends, I will post photos through now. If interested there is a bit more of story for the photos on my blog https://adventureswithnancyg.blogspot.com

I used this one for the vanishing challenge as well. Crossing over I-5.
Entering Centennial Trail on a ride with Cindy.
The Stump on my route that gets decorated for different holidays, seasons or whatever.
Beautiful fall tree leaves in our front yard as I begin my ride.
Old building that adds much character to a side street.
One of the three bridges on the path between the Jr and Sr High Schools.
An oldie on display at our local airport.
Windmill at Marymoor Park in Redmond WA where Susan and I had our picnic lunch.
Simple, understated and elegant. Happy Halloween All.
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7 response to "CYCLE DAYS CHALLENGE ENDING FOR OCTOBER"

  1. By: Rich-Illinois Posted: October 31, 2020

    Great assemblage of photos. I really like the old building and the ghosts.
    Lots of great photos on blog too — you live in an interesting place!

    • By: NancyG Posted: November 1, 2020

      Thanks Rich. There are lots of interesting places to cycle nearby and I am surely grateful for that. That said however, many of my rides are repeated time and time again to stay near home.

  2. By: Laura Posted: November 1, 2020

    I like the Oct 27th picture with the steps to nowhere.

    • By: NancyG Posted: November 1, 2020

      Rather interesting isn’t it?

    • By: NancyG Posted: November 2, 2020

      Thank you for putting out the challenge Suzanne. It is fun to keep my eyes peeled for any photo that will mark my day’s ride. I tend to doubt that I will come up with something different a for photo as I repeat many routes regularly, but will keep on trying for what I can find.

  4. By: The Navigator Posted: November 2, 2020

    I like all the ghosts leaning to the photographer’s left, as if there was a fairly decent wind.

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