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Phil (ascentale)
Phil (ascentale)
@ascentale@sfba.social  ·  activity timestamp 23 hours ago
Phil (ascentale)
Phil (ascentale)
@ascentale@sfba.social  ·  activity timestamp 22 hours ago
Phil (ascentale)
Phil (ascentale)
@ascentale@sfba.social  ·  activity timestamp 23 hours ago
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David Hembrow
David Hembrow
@hembrow@todon.eu  ·  activity timestamp last week
On the way back it was even foggier. There's an "electricity pylon" on the other side of the canal here, just a few metres away, which was almost invisible. It's not actually a pylon, btw, but an artwork which commemorates both the founding of Groningen and the energy produced in this area of the country.
On the way back it was even foggier. There's an "electricity pylon" on the other side of the canal here, just a few metres away, which was almost invisible. It's not actually a pylon, btw, but an artwork which commemorates both the founding of Groningen and the energy produced in this area of the country.
On the way back it was even foggier. There's an "electricity pylon" on the other side of the canal here, just a few metres away, which was almost invisible. It's not actually a pylon, btw, but an artwork which commemorates both the founding of Groningen and the energy produced in this area of the country.
After 18 km or so, my bike took a rest next to the cycle-path while I ate some of my lunch. The fog today was a bit of a problem for cycling because my glasses kept misting up and I had to wipe them regularly to see where I was going. Unfortunately, my recumbent bike doesn't have a stand so I have to lay it down if there isn't a convenient object to lean it against. The frame is very high in the middle and I've never found a stand anything like long enough to support it.
After 18 km or so, my bike took a rest next to the cycle-path while I ate some of my lunch. The fog today was a bit of a problem for cycling because my glasses kept misting up and I had to wipe them regularly to see where I was going. Unfortunately, my recumbent bike doesn't have a stand so I have to lay it down if there isn't a convenient object to lean it against. The frame is very high in the middle and I've never found a stand anything like long enough to support it.
After 18 km or so, my bike took a rest next to the cycle-path while I ate some of my lunch. The fog today was a bit of a problem for cycling because my glasses kept misting up and I had to wipe them regularly to see where I was going. Unfortunately, my recumbent bike doesn't have a stand so I have to lay it down if there isn't a convenient object to lean it against. The frame is very high in the middle and I've never found a stand anything like long enough to support it.
Bud Talbot
Bud Talbot
@bud_t@m.ai6yr.org  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago
David Hembrow
David Hembrow
@hembrow@todon.eu  ·  activity timestamp last week
David Hembrow
David Hembrow
@hembrow@todon.eu  ·  activity timestamp last week
On the way back it was even foggier. There's an "electricity pylon" on the other side of the canal here, just a few metres away, which was almost invisible. It's not actually a pylon, btw, but an artwork which commemorates both the founding of Groningen and the energy produced in this area of the country.
On the way back it was even foggier. There's an "electricity pylon" on the other side of the canal here, just a few metres away, which was almost invisible. It's not actually a pylon, btw, but an artwork which commemorates both the founding of Groningen and the energy produced in this area of the country.
On the way back it was even foggier. There's an "electricity pylon" on the other side of the canal here, just a few metres away, which was almost invisible. It's not actually a pylon, btw, but an artwork which commemorates both the founding of Groningen and the energy produced in this area of the country.
After 18 km or so, my bike took a rest next to the cycle-path while I ate some of my lunch. The fog today was a bit of a problem for cycling because my glasses kept misting up and I had to wipe them regularly to see where I was going. Unfortunately, my recumbent bike doesn't have a stand so I have to lay it down if there isn't a convenient object to lean it against. The frame is very high in the middle and I've never found a stand anything like long enough to support it.
After 18 km or so, my bike took a rest next to the cycle-path while I ate some of my lunch. The fog today was a bit of a problem for cycling because my glasses kept misting up and I had to wipe them regularly to see where I was going. Unfortunately, my recumbent bike doesn't have a stand so I have to lay it down if there isn't a convenient object to lean it against. The frame is very high in the middle and I've never found a stand anything like long enough to support it.
After 18 km or so, my bike took a rest next to the cycle-path while I ate some of my lunch. The fog today was a bit of a problem for cycling because my glasses kept misting up and I had to wipe them regularly to see where I was going. Unfortunately, my recumbent bike doesn't have a stand so I have to lay it down if there isn't a convenient object to lean it against. The frame is very high in the middle and I've never found a stand anything like long enough to support it.
Phil (ascentale)
Phil (ascentale)
@ascentale@sfba.social  ·  activity timestamp last week
cukie
cukie
@cukie@infosec.exchange  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
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AI6YR Ben
AI6YR Ben
@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Adrian McEwen
Adrian McEwen
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