I just sent you a PM.
Tom, do you (or does anyone else) know the name of the rider in question? See close-up extracted from your picture.
I don’t, sorry; he was part of a group that came by as we were gawking at the obstacle.
Ciao!
here are some pics for you my friend!
Nic
I do.
He’s my team buddy (mono minchia team).
I don’t know if he uses this forum.
I can ask him to get in touch with you, if needed.
Hi Nic, maybe I need Google+ (which I haven’t), I don’t know. The pics aren’t visible for me.
I’d appreciate. He could use email address klaas.bil(at)unicyclist(dot)com. Thanks!
Sent you a pm.
If it’s not too late here are my favorites:
All are various south San Francisco bay locations, mostly taken on rides with the Silicon Valley Unicycle group.
Jac
Love that last one!
There’s a great picture of two munis on a beach on the unicycle chat Facebook group today.
For those interested in location of my pics- L to R
Row 1 Iron Horse Bicycle Classic Molas Pass 10,910’ 3325 meters Silverton,Co.
Highline Trail Snowmass Village, Co.
Row 2 Rim Trail ying yang Capitol Peak 14,137’ 4309 meters Snowmass Village, Co.
Independence Pass 12,110 3691 meters Aspen, Co.
Row 3 Independence Pass 12,110’ 3691 meters Aspen, Co.
BTS trail, Aspen, Co.
Row 4 Sorry for the duplicates
Row 5 Humming bird trail Aspen, Co. sorry for duplicate
Row 6 Sunnyside trail, Aspen, Co.
Sunnyside trail Aspen, Co
Row 7 Independence Pass Aspen, Co. Nov 6, 2016 3 days before it closed
Urban trail Aspen, co.
Row 8 Colorado national monument Fruita, Co. famous ride for Tour of the Moon and the movie American Flyers
Colorado national monument Fruita, Co
Row 9 Aspen Highlands ski area 11,800’ 3597 meters Aspen, Co. Ski Patrol headquarters Pyramid Peak and Maroon Bells in background 14,163 4317 meters
Aspen Highlands ski area start of ride down to 8,000’ 2438 meters
Row 10 Prince of Peace church Aspen, Co.
Haleakala summit 10,008’ 3050 meters first leg of sea to summit to sea adventure Maui, Hi
Row 11 Haleakala summit Maui, Hi
Haleakala summit Maui, Hi Mauna Loa 13,679’ 4169 meters and Mauna Kea 13,803’ 4207 meters can be seen on the Big Island in the background. Both ridin sea to summit by me as well.
Happy New Year and great riding in 2017’
Beautiful pics and great riding as always, Mike.
The reference to rows is not unique, it depends on the browser window how many pics fit together on one row. On my monitor even with the browser at max size, there are more rows. But this time of the year lends itself to puzzles, and it’s not a complicated one 
The calendar is ready!
The World Unicycling Calendar 2017 is ready, and available for anyone to download for free.
I have browsed through hundreds of pictures, mostly in this thread and in Pictures of your latest ride. Thanks all for the amazing contributions. It was hard to cut down to the twelve most ‘WOW’ pictures, but I got there in the end. Below is an impression of the final product on my wall, and the twelve that made the final selection (actually 13 since one of them is composed of two separate pictures).
The calendar is available as a free download, for anyone interested. Send me your email address through PM or to klaas.bil (at) unicyclist (dot) com, and I will send you a personal download link. It consists of a single pdf file, to be printed by yourself. I recommend glossy photo paper. It is optimised for the international standard A4 size, so Americans may have to fiddle somewhat with dimensions. The month and weekday names in Dutch make for an exotic touch, as does The Netherlands’s Kings’ Day on the 27th of April. 
Please: no redistribution, no commercial use.
Regrets
Here are a few pictures that almost made it into the calendar. They are certainly calendar-worthy but I had to make hard choices to make the calendar as lively and varied as possible.
Great selection Klaas!
Very nice!
I just downloaded the calendar, and wow, the photos in full resolution are just amazing! Thanks so much for doing this! I love having these calendars up in my cubicle at work all year. (And I still have previous ones hanging up – the photos are just great!)