When my very good friend had his cabin in the mountain town of Yarnell, I would see a similar scene every Sunday morning at the local diner. The town sat at the top of a hill that was reached on a twisty, climbing road. Motorcycle enthusiasts loved to ride their bikes up that hill, stop for breakfast at the diner and then ride back down again. It was a Sunday ritual that I'm sure is still going on.
Everybody has their personal toys. Mine is made by Canon rather than Harley-Davidson. I like the new interface. Once I found my way around, I found it clean and easy to use. If you justify your text it automatically preserves line breaks between paragraphs, which the old one doesn't do.
This does not look like my kind of crowd. (I'm sticking with the news blogger for now; I figure that I will have to learn it eventually, might as well get on with it.)
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Boys will be boys!! Love the vibrancy of this shot.
When my very good friend had his cabin in the mountain town of Yarnell, I would see a similar scene every Sunday morning at the local diner. The town sat at the top of a hill that was reached on a twisty, climbing road. Motorcycle enthusiasts loved to ride their bikes up that hill, stop for breakfast at the diner and then ride back down again. It was a Sunday ritual that I'm sure is still going on.
It seems to be the same all over. We even have a cafe near here where all the guys on Vespas gather on Sundays to compare there bikes I guess.
Excellent shot. Looks like a nice neighborhood.
Everybody has their personal toys. Mine is made by Canon rather than Harley-Davidson. I like the new interface. Once I found my way around, I found it clean and easy to use. If you justify your text it automatically preserves line breaks between paragraphs, which the old one doesn't do.
This does not look like my kind of crowd. (I'm sticking with the news blogger for now; I figure that I will have to learn it eventually, might as well get on with it.)
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