Yes, I realised that after the event :-0. Although I also realised that I can edit a ride and 'join' it to another ride. I'm not sure if that would work to show both legs on the one map: I have yet to try it out.

No, that never works.
You have to close the ride and start again at the end of your train ride.

Thanks Rich. Adventure can be found in the smallest of things if you're willing to exaggerate a bit (and poke fun at yourself :-)!)

Thank goodness there are still bold adventurers out there to seek out the mysterious sources of rivers and report back their findings. Glad you survived the challenges of the day. :)

After finding a good photo match with a name, I google searched images and read a few website descriptions. Actually I google searched South Australia invasive sweet pea and then the scientific name for the info. sites.

Looks a lot like invasive sweet pea we have around here in Ohio. Same genus. That made the search easy... this time...

https://uswildflowers.com/detail.php?SName=Lathyrus%20latifolius

Thanks for the ID Bill, I am terrible at plant identification even with the help of Google! It is apparently considered an invasive pest in South Australia, but it's pretty all the same.

Looks like Tangier pea.

https://keyserver.lucidcentral.org/weeds/data/media/Html/lathyrus_tingitanus.htm

I just looked this up Lednar. It's now on my to-ride list! And only two-four weeks left in Adelaide - I better get pedaling!

Some great action verbs there. Adelaide is a great cycling city. My favourite ride was from Anguston to Gawler, rail trail all the way.

I commend your compliment! I aim to provide pleasure for voyeuristic volecipedic voyagers 😁

Yes! With the addition of hooves.

Not unlike Police dogs!

I ’preciated this post.

Well done!

Fantastic, surreal photo! And great journal, so far. We’ve long wanted to see Adelaide and around, and now’s our chance.