Whew! No accidents.

We used to hike an area near Cheyenne that had beaver lodges.

Too bad someone doesn't have the time and money for restoration

Funny/strange/how we get rid of our stuff

It hadn't occurred to me that this could have been a private citizen's work, but looking at it now I think it may be.

I might be able to bend the securing hook to get more clearance from the disc, but that wouldn't help with the other problem.

I rode with them there until the lunch stop, then put them back on the front. This was taken early in the day.

I missed that detail, and also the etching of the original name of the building. Must've been fixated on the bike, other decorations, and lunch.

Frustrated cyclists decorate launchers on Dayton area bike paths.

There are more developing since the repaving a couple years back and are starting to need more visibility. I should start carrying a can of white spray paint...

Now I see this photo - Jacinto almost always has trouble with his foot hitting the pannier (size 13 feet). He has rim brakes. Just imagine if he had disk brakes . . .

You are confusing me now - the panniers are on the back! Does the ride feel any different?

Purple coneflower

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echinacea

When the building was constructed whiskey bottles were placed in the cement at apex of each arch!

Winter is coming!

Thanks, Gretchen.