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A PS about my Fediverse account: I don't normally do this much of it, but the picture boosting will continue until morale improves.

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A PS about my Fediverse account: I don't normally do this much of it, but the picture boosting will continue until morale improves.

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Toronto's waterfront fog can sometimes give you absolutely marvelous photos and moments, as I was reminded by posts yesterday evening by @nev . Many years ago I was lucky enough to take a photo in mid-summer evening fog along the waterfront that I rather like:
https://www. flickr.com/photos/22276923@N06/4788499989/

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Toronto's waterfront fog can sometimes give you absolutely marvelous photos and moments, as I was reminded by posts yesterday evening by @nev . Many years ago I was lucky enough to take a photo in mid-summer evening fog along the waterfront that I rather like:
https://www. flickr.com/photos/22276923@N06/4788499989/

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For no particular reason, here's my greebled up commuter bike in some of its natural habitats, first outside just before I left on this morning's commute and then in the office (in a not exactly scenic setup, but that's life). Enterprising people can look through the stuff on the shelves behind the bike in the second picture to find amusing computer things.

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For no particular reason, here's my greebled up commuter bike in some of its natural habitats, first outside just before I left on this morning's commute and then in the office (in a not exactly scenic setup, but that's life). Enterprising people can look through the stuff on the shelves behind the bike in the second picture to find amusing computer things.

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A powder blue Surly Preamble bicycle is leaning up against a wooden fence, seen from the side, with a rare horizontal bar of Toronto morning sunlight across the middle of the bike and the fence. The bicycle has flat handlebars, a pair of bright yellow rear panniers, random reflective yellow bands here and there, two visible bike lights (a third is obscured by the panniers), various things on the handlebars, and reflective bits on the spokes. It is quite greebled up, but both bottle cages are empty today because I don't really want water on my commute when it's 2C out.

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The same powder blue Surly Preamble bicycle from the previous picture is now propped up against some metal shelving that holds all sorts of boxes and other computer stuff clutter in an inside office area. One bright yellow pannier is sitting in front of the bike, with its top still rolled up and closed; the other pannier is on the bicycle but has been opened and unrolled, with the top extending above the bicycle's seat. We're seeing the bicycle from the (left) side again. Underneath the bicycle is a piece of transparent plastic sheeting so that when it rains, the bike doesn't drip road grunge on to the actual floor, although the floor is beige university linoleum anyway. Still, it's good to be kind to your janitorial staff.

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During today's ride I stopped to take a picture of my weekend fun bike, inspired by @derekvanvliet (but nowhere as good, and also I don't ride every day). This is at the mouth of Highland Creek, at one end of the bridge where it meets the lake.

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During today's ride I stopped to take a picture of my weekend fun bike, inspired by @derekvanvliet (but nowhere as good, and also I don't ride every day). This is at the mouth of Highland Creek, at one end of the bridge where it meets the lake.

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A dusty light green road/touring bike with curling drop handlebars is leading up against the end of a bit of railing that's overgrown with vegetation, beside a paved path. There's more vegetation all around and in the background, a rail bridge (although you can hardly tell what it is from the greenery). The bike has all sorts of stuff on it: two water bottles, a streamlined red bag on the rear rack, a pump secured underneath the top tube, a green-colored front light on the handlebars, and more. The bike is a 2013 Brodie Elan with various things replaced over time.