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Your bike and a place of worship
- Thread starter Amphib
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Shouldn't be to hard to make it a group pictureI really need to take a pic of my bike in front of a titty bar.
Just for fun.
I was at the same spot a few days ago.On one of my favorite roads, Cullowhee Mtn, near Cullowhee NC.
Was that coincidence?I was at the same spot a few days ago.
That has been one of my favorite roads since I discovered it years ago. It has multiple hairpins marked at 10 MPH as it works its way up the mountain. I'm sure we have both ridden it many times. It just so happened that we came up behind a slow moving cage and there was no good place to pass so I pulled over at that spot. Since I was stopped anyway I took a pic. So yeah, it was a coincidence.
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Here's a video shot by one of the guys behind me. It shows part of the road.Not to far from my place! I use Cullowhee Mtn to get to the post office
Dr Love
Tacos, Beer, Bikes
Hood County, Texas
gymply
Member
Does sitting on the side of the road praying it will start count?🙂
Here at a church in Robbinsville NC on my Dong Fang bike with a cross that I made for the church. I made several more for other churches, weddings, and some for cemeteries. They are all made out of locust wood so should last for a long time. If you want to nail it you need to drill pilot holes. I used galvanized carriage bolts to hold it together.
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While I am here might as well post some more crosses.
For a wedding
For the Denton Cemetery
For another local cemetery close to our place in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
And my tomb stone that I made to use at the above cemetery.
For a wedding
For the Denton Cemetery
For another local cemetery close to our place in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
And my tomb stone that I made to use at the above cemetery.
