Day fourteen of Becky’s Square Photo Challenge for October: Kindasquare
Riding bicycles is not for everyone but in those days every kind of people rode bikes
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Day fourteen of Becky’s Square Photo Challenge for October: Kindasquare
Riding bicycles is not for everyone but in those days every kind of people rode bikes
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ooh that does not look comfy to ride does it?! However the music is so fabulous I might be tempted to have a go!
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Oh no it didn’t. It was part of a cycling exhibition at the Grafton Art Gallery a while ago. Some of the bicycles I wouldn’t have tried at all 🙂 I prefer that version to the Robert Palmer one
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For a moment there I thought Robert Palmer was also doing bikes!!!
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Wouldn’t”t put it past him lol
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With my skirts all demurely tucked in 🙂 🙂 And a very genteel hat!
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and gloves 🙂
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Ooh, yes! 🤣🤣
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Lovely find!
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Thanks Aletta 🙂 An exhibition at the towns art gallery on cycling 🙂
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Wonderful
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It does have the advantage of being simple compared to today’s bikes. Perhaps a little less comfy, less easy to pedal though.
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No fancy gadgets on that one but I would prefer a better seat
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Wouldn’t we all.
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That kind of old bike is cool!
And if you get a chance / Linda posted people riding these kind of bikes a couple days ago –
Here is the link and it is about 12 or 13 pictures down
https://lindaschaubblog.net/2020/10/12/wandering-along-the-lake-erie-shoreline/
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Great….I’ll pop over and have a look in as ec
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Cool timing to see your display version and then folks in some???
Hope your day is going well
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It was a good day despite doing housework for most of it
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😊
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Yvette Prior just sent me here to see this post because I was walking at a large park and a man and woman rolled past me, each riding a vintage bicycle, similar to these, only very tiny back wheels. They were fearless as they wore no protective gear and were pretty high up! I included their photos along with the miscellaneous and sundry critters encountered in my walk in my post this past Monday.
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I’m on my way over to yours now Linda 🙂
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That looks like it would take a lot of skill to ride – and perhaps a cushion!
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I reckon Elaine 🙂 I don’t have enough padding so a cushion would be necessary 😀
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😀
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