I also did some climbing today (but uphill):
http://bergeinrad.blogspot.com/2012/10/saulakopf-last-chance.html
Your pictures just keep getting better 
You make us envious!
thanks! it was a fantastic day!
unfortunately it is over now for this year, at least the bigger tours…
My very first Muni ride!
I traveled today from my home through a grove (citrus plantation) that is close to my home town. It was not easy due to the soil type and the fact I am not riding municycle but rather a basic 20" QU-AX unicycle.
Anyway, it was awesome ~10 KM trip.
Lots of green trees, brown soil, some hives also along the way and a lot of fun!!!
Here are some photos of the area - enjoy!
BTW - the last pic wasn’t taken in Brooklyn 
It is a replica of the original “Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement” in Kefar Chabad, Israel. This was the endpoint of my off-road track.
I wish I could take pictures like all of you
last week we had perfect picture weather over the fog, enjoy!
http://bergeinrad.blogspot.com/2012/10/herbst-fotos-fall-pics.html
Amazing pics turtle
I was feeling lazy and very nearly didn’t go to your blog to look. I’m sure glad I made the effort. They’re amazing !
Alucard
deadbypope, that color makes good effect
and we have more white than red today as it was first snowfall here today
Thanks Vookash! Living in So Cal I am always a sap for snowy pics!
http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=55816&stc=1&d=1351468126
Good to know the Nimbus floats.
This was from last week, I did a little loop with the gang. Matty is the big blue merle Aussie, Sydney is the smaller blue merle, and Nuna is our newest pup a red healer we saved from death row. Notice how green and leafy it still is so late in the Fall:
Then this past Friday we went out and did an all day ride to celebrate the last of the warm weather, eighty degrees and sunny, just me and the dog pack
Those pedals look sick!
75km spin to north america’s only natural vapor caves. 52C mineral water bubbles up in the caves where marble benches lay for your relaxation. the ute indians used these natural vapor caves for healing and rejuvanation, as did I. i rode down the old railroad bed that is now a 75km mix dirt/pavement trail from aspen to glenwood springs. execellent day to be outside on the 36er and grateful to live in this amazing place.
@ben love the dog pac pics, im sure they had more fun then you
Absolutely love my new giraffe!
Already can freemount (though I’m nowhere near even 50% success, but I can freemount it! Just takes a minute.)
Can already see some (hopefully) gearing and Muni in the future once I get better.
I bought it used for 100 bucks locally and sure it’s not perfect (frame isn’t PERFECTLY straight but still pretty good, wheels a bit out of round, sprockets a bit wobbly, etc.) but that means I can utilize it to its fullest extent.
Edit: please excuse the compression shorts.
