I can't imagine what a three-story mural of Fitz would look like. Hopefully it would be a rendition of that picture of ME sitting with him on that concrete ledge.

Thank you for pointing that out. I didn't notice it in that way.

I appreciate every one of those comments, Led. So far, I've been able to open every pickle and jam jar I've ever attempted, but, damn, that pedal was unbelievable.

No thank you. I love the beautiful, view-blockerless scenery of the Lakes District, but it seems my Tough-Guy legs and lungs aren't as tough your yours. I've attempted three 20% climbs in the past. I only completed one, and that was just three blocks long.

Indeed. Apparently, this business is on the cutting edge of paint technology. No doubt such a work of art needs a coating with high resistance to sun and rain. It requires multiple applications of expensive paint and clear coats. Not quite like painting a house.

So depressing. I’m not sure we want to come back.

Nice, but one for F. Scott would be even cooler.

I quite like the turret and witch's hat on top!

This is typically what we see in Denver. It was weird that when we were in D.C., we saw no sign of tents or homeless along the river trails. The only tent we saw was pitched on a little grass right next to the capitol!!

Me

Don't upset the alter-ego, no good could come of it.

I'm really enjoying this Journal and leaving far too many comments ha ha. I admire your courage ,confessing you couldn't remove the pedal, of course everyone reading this thinks 'I could have done it' (like the proverbial jam jar lid) they do say 'confession is good for the soul'.

America...the land of the free (to put up your tent where ever you like)

There's a second rate copy of this cathedral in London UK

The opposite to 'the church of the great outdoors'