His friend took the shot on his phone.
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This is a great shot that shows a lot of what, I hate to call "the
Rivendell philosophy" of riding is.
I would love to know if this was shot on film or digital and converted to
b&w.
On Monday, February 25, 2019 at 1:25:51 PM UTC-6, Neil Doran wrote:
> I could not resist bringing this photo
I got a friend who told me he looks at every hill as a challenge, and if he
doesn't make it up he concludes the hill beat him. He's a very competitive
type of person and climbing a hill on a bicycle is a competition. It's a
very negative way of looking at it, IMHO. I mean, sure, you get the blis
Doug - you just reminded me of a time that I was riding up the hill in
Prospect Park, Brooklyn, with my son on the back of my bike, bringing him
back from a birthday party or something. The road is shared by pedestrians,
joggers, and cyclists. My son said "Dad, why is everyone running faster
than y
A few lines down, he mentions "I am big into walking up hills, as you can
see,". I used to beat myself up if I didn't ride every foot of the way,
then finally figured out walking worked pretty well. Instead of gasping
for air & grunting while staring at the front tire, I could look around &
e
I also really liked that image. As my mom would ask "was he holding his
mouth right?".
On Monday, February 25, 2019 at 1:25:51 PM UTC-6, Neil Doran wrote:
>
> I could not resist bringing this photo to the attention of the Bunch. Hope
> G doesn't mind me pillaging his work, but i think he ap
