If you haven't seen this yet, you might find it useful.
http://visualsearch.dogpile.com
There is a map where you can find local trails,
events, clubs, etc. Lots of info and fun site.
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Plhnw said:
If you haven't seen this yet, you might find it useful.
[site deleted]
There is a map where you can find local trails,
events, clubs, etc. Lots of info and fun site.No thanks. Don't think I could trust any
mapping site that places Oakland to the
northwest of San Francisco. -
Hmmm... can't say as I blame you, but the links are probably correct. We
live in Seattle and I found several useful areas to bike. Here is another
map, but nothing to do with biking. Look for the statue on the room. Very
cool.http://www.tpd.tno.nl/smartsite966.html
Penny
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Plhnw said:
If you haven't seen this yet, you might find it useful.
[site deleted]
There is a map where you can find local trails,
events, clubs, etc. Lots of info and fun site.No thanks. Don't think I could trust any
mapping site that places Oakland to the
northwest of San Francisco. -
"Plhnw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<zg8sd.195630$R05.80823@attbi_s53>...
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Hmmm... can't say as I blame you, but the links are probably correct. We
live in Seattle and I found several useful areas to bike. Here is another
map, but nothing to do with biking. Look for the statue on the room. Very
cool.http://www.tpd.tno.nl/smartsite966.html
Penny
"Peter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Plhnw said:
If you haven't seen this yet, you might find it useful.
[site deleted]
There is a map where you can find local trails,
events, clubs, etc. Lots of info and fun site.No thanks. Don't think I could trust any
mapping site that places Oakland to the
northwest of San Francisco.What I want to know, is that young fella doing ultrasonic thickness
gaging on the insulated pipe. It looks like he is but his hand is
blocking where the transducer, & hole in the insulation would be.
Thanks, John -
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"Plhnw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Hmmm... can't say as I blame you, but the links are probably correct. We
live in Seattle and I found several useful areas to bike. Here is
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map, but nothing to do with biking. Look for the statue on the room.
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cool.
http://www.tpd.tno.nl/smartsite966.html
Penny
"Peter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Plhnw wrote:
> If you haven't seen this yet, you might find it useful.
> [site deleted]
> There is a map where you can find local trails,
> events, clubs, etc. Lots of info and fun site.No thanks. Don't think I could trust any
mapping site that places Oakland to the
northwest of San Francisco.What I want to know, is that young fella doing ultrasonic thickness
gaging on the insulated pipe. It looks like he is but his hand is
blocking where the transducer, & hole in the insulation would be.
Thanks, JohnWhen your company wants a picture for propaganda they always grab the
geekiest guy they can find, put him in a white coat with horrible safety
glasses and tell him to stand near the most complex looking thing they can
find. In reality, no one wears those silly white coats anymore and half the
time they don't even wear their safety equipment.Marty
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Plhnw said:
Hmmm... can't say as I blame you, but the links are probably correct. We
live in Seattle and I found several useful areas to bike. Here is another
map, but nothing to do with biking. Look for the statue on the room. Very
cool.
Better yet, find the white bike -
Marty said:
When your company wants a picture for propaganda they always
grab the geekiest guy they can find, put him in a white coat
with horrible safety glasses and tell him to stand near the
most complex looking thing they can find. In reality, no one
wears those silly white coats anymore and half the time they
don't even wear their safety equipment.In the lab where I worked years ago, I kept handy a clean white labcoat
[with pocket protector & pens], some "Clark Kent" glasses, and a
clipboard with a number of pages densely printed with arcane stuff, to
put on whenever there was a photo-op or a visiting dignitary. I never
thought of myself as the geekiest guy there, though...--
"Bicycling is a healthy and manly pursuit with much
to recommend it, and, unlike other foolish crazes,
it has not died out." -- The Daily Telegraph (1877) -
"Plhnw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<uJ4sd.505489$D%.361680@attbi_s51>...
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If you haven't seen this yet, you might find it useful.
http://visualsearch.dogpile.com
There is a map where you can find local trails,
events, clubs, etc. Lots of info and fun site.*************************************************
Here is another trail map:-
http://www.trinityrivervision.org/TrinityTrailsMap-2.asp?Section=TheProj
If you are ever in the Fort Worth, TX. area this is a great place to explore.
Lewis.
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