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Photolog 12: Good Days and Bad
Just a reminder: all images are clickable for a larger view. First, let me refer you back to a previous post about the Midwest City ride I took on a rainy day. Today I completed the intended loop. The first … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, history, personal experience, photography, weather
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Photolog 11: New Harrah Loop
I’ve decided to permanently change the Harrah Loop I use. This is part of my effort to make my typical rides longer than 30 miles (48km) by default. In theory, the Harrah Loop now starts near my home at SE … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, Harrah, Harrah Loop, Harrah Road, Henney, internet, photography, religion, Seventh Day Adventist Oklahoma Academy, Wilshire Boulevard
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Photolog 10: More on Draper
Today’s ride was the typical Draper Loop. It’s nothing special, but during the summer, it means facing the headwinds on the outbound leg, and getting a tailwind boost on the way back when I’m tired. I rode out on Hiwasee … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Draper Lake, economics, geography, lake drive, photography, Post Road
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Photolog 9: Extended Harrah Loop
Today we explore. This is essentially the Harrah Loop but we add a couple miles north and see where that takes us. (Reminder: it’s pronounced “hair’-uh”.) This should provide an adequate test of my work on the Diamondback Edgewood bike. … Continue reading
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Tagged american churches, cycling, geography, Harrah Church, Indian Meridian, photography, Ukrainian Orthodox Church
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Photo Log 6: Almost Thunderbird
We’ll mark this up as “good training” again because I couldn’t get to the destination. This route is more about mental discipline than physical. It’s tough enough, but aside from a jog at the start and end, it’s one long … Continue reading
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Photo Log 5: Brutal Loop
No pain, no gain. Today we cross over into Cleveland County to the south and visit the nastiest hills in my area. The baddest climbs are on Hiwasee Road south of where I reside, but we have to take a … Continue reading
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Photo Log 4: Jones Loop
The Jones Loop is a rectangle. As you might expect, when virtually every road you take is laid out in a grid, it matters not how you zigzag in between, if you hit the four sides of the rectangle, you’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, fitness, geography, health, Indian Meridian, Luther Road
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Photo Log 3: Watkins Lake Loop
“It’s good training!” That’s what we tell ourselves when something unexpected mars your training exercise. Today’s journey takes us straight east and into Pottawatomie County. The route is mostly a matter of SE 44th one way and SE 59th the … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Dale Bottom, eastern oklahoma county, fitness, geography, health, North Canadian River, North Canadian Valley
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Photo Log 2: Biking East OK County
Today’s journey takes us to Harrah (pronounced hair’-uh), but also the spot in Choctaw where the river has already eaten a house and is now threatening a major thoroughfare. The original story of the house, with pictures, is here from … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, eastern oklahoma county, fitness, geography, Harrah, Harrah Road, history, Indian Meridian, nature, North Canadian River, oklahoma, Oklahoma County, photography
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Cycling My Way
I felt I should explain the cycling itself that I do. As near as I can recall, I found this just over seven years ago, on sale at Walmart. Using my tax refund that year, I paid a little less … Continue reading