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Anatomy of Hog Creek, Part 1
This was one hard ride, not because of the distance, but because chasing Hog Creek meant climbing more hills, and more brutal hills, than I normally see in a single ride. A word about online mapping services: You probably know … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, fitness, geography, Hog Creek Valley, photography
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Photolog 18: Collected Shots
Random shots from different rides. (Click to see a larger view of the photos.) Central Oklahoma isn’t merely a matter of some arbitrary boundaries, but is actually a transition point between different types of terrain. In this first image, looking … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Draper Lake, geography, North Canadian Valley, photography
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Photolog 17: Casino Loop Again
(As always, click on any image for a full-sized view.) This is nothing but a repeat of a previous ride, but routed counterclockwise. That means heading out to Peebly Road and dropping back to SE 89th and out to the … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Firelake Grand Casino, geography, Harrah Road, Henney Road, Hog Creek Valley, Newalla, photography
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Cycling: Exploring between Harrah and McLoud
This was not intended as a full workout so much as just poking around areas I’d not seen before. To be honest, it’s not as if I really missed that much. I spent more time calming nervous yard dogs than … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, Harrah, Harrah Road, military, Oklahoma County, photography
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Cycling Draper Again
Nothing remarkable except that for late August it was refreshingly cool and cloudy today. I rode out on Henney to SE 59th just for the fun of climbing one long hill west-bound where the road humps over I-40. I headed … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Draper Lake, faith in God, geography, photography, sensory heart, West Hog Creek Branch
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Cycling Odds and Ends
Yesterday’s ride was unremarkable for the most part. I was still very tired from the long ride to Shawnee Twin Lakes, so I didn’t push. I headed north on Henney up to Jones and then wandered around the North Canadian … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, government bureaucracy, North Canadian Valley, photography
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Cycling: Twin Lakes
Just a few photos today, the only thing that made this worthy of a post was the distance — a new record for me at 37 miles (59.5 km). This began pretty much like the Casino Loop. I headed out … Continue reading
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Tagged Casino Hotel, cycling, geography, Harrah Road, Homer Lane, photography
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Photolog 16: Thunderbird Lake
This time I wasn’t going to accept failure. After using Google Street View as a sort of recon, I decided to take a different approach in case the washouts weren’t all fixed. Today’s ride began like the Brutal Loop, heading … Continue reading
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Tagged Alameda Drive, Choctaw Road, cycling, disasters, geography, government, photography
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Photolog: Settling a Mystery
For a very long time, the maps all showed the snaking road along the flood bank of the North Canadian River connecting NE 63rd and Indian Meridian as private land and no thoroughfare. Then, a couple of years ago, the … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, disasters, flood plain, geography, Harrah Loop, Indian Meridian, North Canadian River, North Canadian Valley, photography, Wilshire
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Cycling: Casino Loop
Today I pushed the envelope again. The planned route was 35 miles and took me out around the Firelake Grand Casino. I started from Henney, down to SE 44th, where I once again crossed that rare wooden bridge still standing. … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, economics, Firelake Grand Casino, geography, Harrah Road, photography
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