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Fall Colors Of 2009 (October 2009)| Pictures of the fall colors of 2009 around the Portland, Oregon area and at Trillium Lake near Mt Hood. |
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2009 Harvest Century Bicycle Ride (October 10, 2009)| Pictures from the 2009 Harvest Century bicycle ride in Washington County, Oregon. I rode the 45 mile route in this ride. |
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Sauvie Island Bicycle Ride (September 27, 2009)| Pictures from a bicycle ride around Sauvie Island on a beautiful early fall day. |
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Easy Riders Sauvie Island Adventure (September 20, 2009)| Pictures from the Easy Riders Sauvie Island Adventure on September 20, 2009. The Easy Riders joined up with the Urban Adventure League and rode out to Sauvie Island from Peninsula Park in North Portland. |
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First Annual Hopworks Biketobeerfest (September 19, 2009)| Pictures from the First Annual Hopworks Biketobeerfest in SE Portland, Oregon. I rode the MAX Light Rail to downtown Portland and cycled to Hopworks. |
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2009 Tour de Lab Bicycle Tour In Portlan (September 13, 2009)| Pictures from the 2009 Tour de Lab bicycle ride in Portland, Oregon. Tour de Lab is a bicycle tour of the three Lucky Lab brew pubs in Portland. The tour starts at the Lucky Lab in NW Portland and makes its way to the Lucky Lab in SE Portland and up the West Hills to the Lucky Lab in SW Portland, then back to the Lucky Lab in NW Portland. |
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2009 Portland Century Bicycle Ride (August 16, 2009)| Pictures from the 2009 Portland Century Bicycle Ride in Portland, Oregon. I rode the 50 mile route in this ride. |
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2009 Covered Bridge Bicycle Tour (August 9, 2009)| Pictures from the 2009 Covered Bridge Bicycle Tour in the Mid-Willamette Valley. We experienced scenic views, open fields, rolling hills and only a few traffic lights. I rode the 68 mile route, whick took us through 4 historic covered bridges. |
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2009 Hottest Day Of The Year Ride (August 2, 2009)Pictures from the 2009 Hottest Day Of The Year Bicycle Ride. The ride started at the Lucky Lab in NW Portland and we made our way through the streets of North Portland.
The first rest stop included the longest Slip 'n Slide Portland's ever seen - perfect for cooling off on the hot summer day.
The second rest stop included a watermelon eating and seed spiting contest.
At the Finish line we were welcomed with a cool mist and a make-your-own sundae bar. |
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Easy Riders Sandy River Soak Bike Ride (July 26, 2009)| Pictures from the Easy Riders Sandy River Soak Ride on July 26, 2009. The only sensible thing to do on a very HOT day is to soak in a cool refreshing river. We met at the end of the MAX Blue Line in Gresham and rode to Troutdale Park to splash around in the Sandy River. We then rode to Edgefield for food and cold beer! After our stop at Edgefield we rode to the Ruby Junction MAX stop to get home. |
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North East Portland Sunday Parkways (July 19, 2009)Pictures from the North East Portland Sunday Parkways on July 19, 2009.
Sunday Parkways allows people to walk, bike run, roll, meet neighbors, and enjoy entertainment in the parks and along the routes.
Opening streets to walking, bicycling, rolling, and roller blading - without having to watch out for cars!
Sunday Parkways are 7-8 mile "temporary parks" along city streets connecting neighborhoods and residents in North, Northeast and Southeast Portland.
A relaxed, non-competitive, FREE event featuring a variety of activities in several parks and along the routes.
Intersections are staffed by volunteers allowing residents to get to and from their driveways, with larger streets supervised by Portland Police Bureau staff and certified flaggers.
Sunday Parkways gives Portlanders a chance to get out and be active right in their own neighborhood. Participants walk, bike, roll, run, stroll, and roller blade along the route to activities in the parks as well as to nearby shops and businesses in the vicinity.
Why?
Sunday Parkways highlights Portland as a walkable and bikeable city. Sunday Parkways is ideal for connecting neighborhoods by bringing people together with healthy activities. Health, transportation, recreation, community, environmental, and safety interests all benefit by partnering to implement Sunday Parkways. |
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Easy Riders Slow Food(cart) Ride (July 12, 2009)| Pictures from the Easy Riders Slow Food(cart) Ride on July 12. The ride started on the south end of the East Bank Esplanade and we rode along the Springwater to Sellwood to check out the food carts in Sellwood! |
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2009 Night Ride In Portland, Oregon (July 11, 2009)| Pictures from the 2009 Night Ride in Portland Oregon. This ride started at Union station and the route took us through North Portland. |
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North Portland Sunday Parkways (June 21, 2009)Pictures from the North Portland Sunday Parkways on June 21, 2009.
Sunday Parkways allows people to walk, bike run, roll, meet neighbors, and enjoy entertainment in the parks and along the routes.
Opening streets to walking, bicycling, rolling, and roller blading - without having to watch out for cars!
Sunday Parkways are 7-8 mile "temporary parks" along city streets connecting neighborhoods and residents in North, Northeast and Southeast Portland.
A relaxed, non-competitive, FREE event featuring a variety of activities in several parks and along the routes.
Intersections are staffed by volunteers allowing residents to get to and from their driveways, with larger streets supervised by Portland Police Bureau staff and certified flaggers.
Sunday Parkways gives Portlanders a chance to get out and be active right in their own neighborhood. Participants walk, bike, roll, run, stroll, and roller blad along the route to activities in the parks as well as to nearby shops and businesses in the vicinity.
Why?
Sunday Parkways highlights Portland as a walkable and bikeable city. Sunday Parkways is ideal for connecting neighborhoods by bringing people together with healthy activities. Health, transportation, recreation, community, environmental, and safety interests all benefit by partnering to implement Sunday Parkways. |
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Pedalpalooza 2009, Vancouver Parks Tour (June 19, 2009)Pictures from the Pedalpalooza 2009, Vancouver Parks Tour Ride. We checked out 9 Vancouver Parks and played in the parks.
Pedalpalooza is 2+ weeks of bikey fun. With 197 events, most organized by individuals, bikers of all persuasions are likely to find many events of interest. |
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