Yes it was from my phone, i think it was 4G.
Does it matter from which device the files are sent?
It shouldn’t, but I’m trying to pinpoint what seems to be a bug 
Before heading into the office today I noticed that it looked like rain but since the weather service claimed it would not happen I risked it and came in in a t-shirt. That was a bit mistake, so I had to take refuge in a cafe on the way.
While sitting there I started to read an lighthearted news article about “101 reasons to love Oslo”.
My favourite was this one, reason 10. I shall let you guess why!
For those that cannot read Norwegian (ok, that is likely most of you! 
), here is a translation
- Look and don’t be seen at Korsvoll
Havnabakken (The harbor hill), on the border between Nordberg and Korsvoll, is technically a road, but there is also a park, one of Oslo’s steepest and least crowded, with an unbeatable view of the city and the fjord. Here you can see author Erlend Loe coming out of the woods daily and plunging down the hill on his unicycle, naive and super at the same time.
The hand drawn image of Erlend on a unicycle was animated in the original page.
EDIT: OK I extracted it
P.S. Here is where I found the article (it is partially paywalled)
https://www.dn.no/d2/smak/uteliv/musikk/101-grunner-til-a-elske-oslo/7-1-sokcji4pfc
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Interesting riding technique of Erlend. 
(Kicking spokes with one foot)
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Yes I have cycled with him in real life. He always does this! 
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Took part in Save The Ride with @Onehunna.
It was only thanks to unicorn power that we made it through the ride. 22 miles with no preparation on my part is one of my better ideas…
Cobblestones. Why did it have to be cobblestones at the finish line? You can sense our fear of them easily.
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With work sometimes I have to work at various client’s sites. Site allowable work hours being 7am to 3pm.
So before driving home, I get to explore the areas around site.
This is North Richmond, on the edge of North West Sydney, at the foot of the Blue Mountains.
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Totally cool pictures 
Nice to see Felix also!
BR Sanne
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I did a 74 mile “ride my age” on the Ride the Willapa ride yesterday. Some on the gravel trail but mostly on nearby country roads.
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Impressive and how did you feel?
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I felt tired but not beat. I was done with the 74 miles by 4:00pm and still had over 5 hrs of light left to make it to a full 100. However ride support ended at 4:00 and I was not prepared to provide my own support (food and water).
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That sure is impressive so well done 
If I rode my age it would be reverse of you at 47 and I’d never get anywhere near that distance!!
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Only photo of me at the Pride Festival parade I can find (which is odd, because I was clearly the show-stopper). I’m in the back, red hat, riding a unicycle, handing out candy. A tad blurry.
My wife and oldest son, though, were in lots of photos, because holding a banner for a group is definitely a more impressive skill. They had to practice at least three seconds to get it right.
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couple pics from some trails at a park we stayed at in Iowa last week, they were just well groomed walking trails but had some of the hardest hills I have had to climb to date, ran across this cool little chapel built in honor of a lifelong Scout Master that was well known around the area.
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Great ride via the canal here in Bath, round through a small village called Monkton Combe and then back through the “Two Tunnels” (2.5km combined).
These tunnels have nice ethereal violin / cello music pipes into it during the deep middle section.
Makes for a cool experience overall.
Happy to have handled the low lighting and chilly ride all in high gear
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The trick is to make it metric 
.
I used to ride my (imperial) age every year, but one year I just hadn’t been active enough and I DNFed. Haven’t done it since but I really should.
Nothing as impressive as Jim’s ride of course!
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