Riding Game

[Redman]

Rode the half hour or so to get out the urban area, for my first ride of this visit.
Took the first interesting looking road, and there was a mile marker. Apparently around here (San Diego county) each road starts mile markers starting at 1. Was a marker every 1/2 mile.

Oh, now to see what pics I have of todays ride for the next tag.





Any set of curves.... with bike featured prominent in the foreground (doesn't have to be looking thru wheel).

And I do mean set of curves, not one curve, and visible in the photo. So, you may know of a set of curves, but you are searching for a set of curves that are visible from one perspective... and have a place for the bike in foreground. (Welcome to my weirdness.)

It was 68F today in NH so I the thought getting this tag would be a fun reason to get out for a ride. The major route I crossed was up at mile marker 43 and I really didn't want to ride down through cities to get to mile marker 1. And it was too early to get a nice sunset and bike picture...so I came back with only a "dirty" pic of my taillights with all the snow melt off, sand and mud. Still nice to be out riding and not freezing in February! Lots of frost heaves and sand to watch out for. Of course now I may have to wash the bike down!

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[gsrick]

I did get to ride a customers Busa, but it was nowhere near any roads with mile markers, let alone numero uno.

[Redman]

Around here mile markers are based on state line (or one of the great lakes).

I was thinking that some companys put in a new road, typically a circular road, name the road after the company name or company founder, and build thier main office and give it street address 1. I know of a couple of those, but aint getting bike out any time soon. But maybe that is a hint for someone.

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[gsrick]

Found another mile marker, LOL! Lots of highways start at the main interstates like I-25 and I-40. Somebody is bound to come a crossed one somewhere.

I'm in the middle of them. Maybe I'll pay a toll and get this.

[Burque73]

Found another mile marker, LOL! Lots of highways start at the main interstates like I-25 and I-40. Somebody is bound to come a crossed one somewhere.

[Jedz123]

Waiting for a thaw up here...

[dorkburger]

A majority of my tags have been after dark.... Generally the only time I can "schedule" quiet time to myself. That magical time when I'm the only one in the house awake. Even that's becoming difficult with a 12 and 15 year old though.

[gsrick]

Night tags can be fun too.

No flash on my flip phone.

[Burque73]

I can try Sunday. It's too dark when I get off work. I'll have to think of a new tag though. That's the toughest part. After playing the game for 7 years, it's hard to come up with something I haven't used already.

Night tags can be fun too.

[gsrick]

I can try Sunday. It's too dark when I get off work. I'll have to think of a new tag though. That's the toughest part. After playing the game for 7 years, it's hard to come up with something I haven't used already.

[Burque73]

AnyONE?



AnyONE?

[Burque73]

I scrolled down to a previous tag and had a laugh. The sun faded hand guards stick out like this guys horns.

[Burque73]

Thanks guys. This is where highway 47 (or 2nd st) turns into highway 556 (or Tramway blvd) just North of town. So not necessarily a boundary or border, but where a road starts.

[bonanzadave]

Thats an awesome tag Roger. Do you find that at a State, City or County boarder ?