Saturday, December 25, 2010

Friday, December 24, 2010

AOTEAROA







the journey continues.....homem livre!

Monday, December 13, 2010

Cobble Wobble 2010






'Held in September/October each year, the Cobble Wobble is an individually timed bicycle hill climb sprint up Catherine Hill, in Frome, Somerset, right in the middle of the town centre. With the narrowness of the street and the backdrop of the 17th century buildings, the tight course and the huge cheering crowd, the Frome Cobble Wobble is pretty unique.'

via The Daily Crank
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Shopping Vietnam


topgear dudes..via.

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Bike messengers leaving the White House on Dec. 7, 1941, day of Pearl Harbor attack.
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Thursday, December 2, 2010

helmets..


'I'm sure someone has done a survey/investigation to show that not wearing a helmet is better than incorrectly wearing one. Whatever the results of the survey, it's still illegal to not wear one in Australia, and to the British Trackies, it's also $259 for running a red light.

Welcome to Australia.' via fyxomatosis...

Sunday, November 28, 2010

down in melbs..

Bicycles & tricycles; an elementary treatise on their design and construction, with examples and tables (1896)


Page 285 from Bicycles & tricycles; an elementary treatise on their design and construction, with examples and tables (1896) by the fantastically named Archibald Sharp.
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BREV..

Tinkering..



love&hate


one for the road..

on the flipside





GIVE THANKS TO THOSE WHO CAME BEFORE US AND GAVE UP MUCH


'This Thanksgiving holiday, give thanks for all the blessings bestowed upon us one and all. And please also take time for a special remembrance of the true Americans. The Native Americans who were massacred in this very country, this sacred soil, that we call the home of the brave, and land of the free. Ironic, because there’s not a better description of these very people that we conquered, caged, and crippled. Labeled as Godless, savage, animals by a group that was oddly enough fleeing their own persecution, oppression, and judgement. These beautiful people, here before us, whose land was brutally stolen. Their beliefs, culture, and art were almost completely erased, not for a lack of trying, but by the grace of God. And in the name of, what? A shameful chapter in American history, any way you look at it. Judge Not, Lest Ye Be Judged. Now go and enjoy your turkey.'

via theselvedgeyard

Monday, November 22, 2010