Today's Ride

Lovey morning ride.
Still messing with saddles… and I’ve swapped the wheels. Thought I’d give them a go before selling them (or maybe keeping them - as you do).

that saddle looks funny to say the least... 🤭

interesting choice of wheels. aren't they too stiff for that kind of bike? I mean for a rigid mtb a little flex here and there is good, isn't it? those mavics look like hell of a lot if rigidity built in.


anyhow, today's ride is (almost) the same as the one of yesterday but in the other direction this time. :) other difference that I was to lazy to take pics, so these two from yesterday. :D ruins of an old chapel with a newly 'hidden' geocaching box.

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I am not a big fan of organisations of the various religions, but their old buildings are always cool to see and explore. I always find it 'funny' (let alone strange) that many people put countless work and money to build these and then let them to perish. I absolutely can't understand it. this one is somehow special to me because this is a spot I 'explored' nearby when we moved here 15 years ago and I saw it dying since then.

it was built around 1796 if I am not mistaken. I manged to find two other old pics of the chapel on the 'web', sadly it was on its way to deterioration at that time (around 1970 I assume) already.
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another pic from many years ago, when the walls were partially standing.
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that saddle looks funny to say the least... 🤭

interesting choice of wheels. aren't they too stiff for that kind of bike? I mean for a rigid mtb a little flex here and there is good, isn't it? those mavics look like hell of a lot if rigidity built in.


anyhow, today's ride is (almost) the same as the one of yesterday but in the other direction this time. :) other difference that I was to lazy to take pics, so these two from yesterday. :D ruins of an old chapel with a newly 'hidden' geocaching box.

683b216457db64797cc2ecd5.jpg


683b21627a2aee54bd14189f.jpg


I am not a big fan of organisations of the various religions, but their old buildings are always cool to see and explore. I always find it 'funny' (let alone strange) that many people put countless work and money to build these and then let them to perish. I absolutely can't understand it. this one is somehow special to me because this is a spot I 'explored' nearby when we moved here 15 years ago and I saw it dying since then.

it was built around 1796 if I am not mistaken. I manged to find two other old pics of the chapel on the 'web', sadly it was on its way to deterioration at that time (around 1970 I assume) already.
2785_20070701_223959.jpg


2785_20070701_224035.jpg


another pic from many years ago, when the walls were partially standing.
2785_20070702_211539.jpg
Where abouts is that, your area looks really nice.
 
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