Anyway, we left the zoo at about 2:30 pm, when the temperature was about 102. I was riding through the TCU area, and remembered a neighborhood garden Myles had posted about a few months back, so I kept my eyes open and found a garden at McPherson Avenue & Stadium Drive in Fort Worth. Although it wasn't the same one Myles posted about in May, it was a nice place to stop on a hot, hot day.
On to the bike pr0n. The subject is my 1983 Raleigh Marathon:
That's pretty much it. If you want to see more pics of the Marathon, click here. One last pic- this was at the entrance to the garden:
Does it look familiar? If you read Rat Trap Press, it should!
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Now THAT'S WHAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT!
Now, prod your rodent-catcher friend to live up to your high standard. I'll have my own "old bike" post before long due to his request, as soon as I can figure out how to work the camera.
I don't think I have ever been anywhere when the temperature has been 102. That is 38.88889 celsius for people so inclined to use this scale. I would probably need two bottle holders if that was my Marathon. Cool looking bike!
Oh those sepia tones... mm hmmm.
Sorry to steal your thunder on the garden stuff.
How much longer do you think we'll have to wait for Steve's bike photos? Get to work Steve!
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