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    Partly sunny, no bike to rent

    By jim On 5 January 2009 · 5 Comments · In Uncategorized

    The bike rental fell through. Despite having made a reservation and providing a credit card number and calling to confirm, the kid running it had given out all the bikes in my size. There, behind him, was a calendar with my name in light blue highlighter. Sigh.

    The day wasn’t totally a waste. I visited an “earth cache” kind of far southwest of town and saw some sun:

    Sunset over Colt Creek SP

    Sunset over Colt Creek SP

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    5 Responses to Partly sunny, no bike to rent

    1. woodstock says:
      5 January 2009 at 17:23

      Beautiful images! Soak up some vitamin D for me (apparently I’m low; who knew!)

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    2. Claire Petersky says:
      5 January 2009 at 18:08

      Bummer about no bike, but great pictures. Can I use the sunset one as wall paper?

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    3. jim says:
      5 January 2009 at 21:12

      Of course – the original is 3008×2000 – I can resize it if you’d like.

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    4. Kiri says:
      10 January 2009 at 21:21

      Aha, I see that unlike me, at least you remembered your camera when you went Earthcaching. :) Those pictures are fantastic!

      Kiri

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    5. Lisa says:
      14 January 2009 at 19:39

      very pretty photos :)

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