Minnesota River Bloomington Ferry Bridge Trail on the Fat Tad Recumbent Trike
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2022
- Hundreds of cars passing overhead on the 169 monster bridge. Tilly and I enjoy the slow paced off-road trail ride at sunset on the flood plain. The flood waters move across this whole area in the Spring. It removes some things and deposits others. A treasure hunter's paradise.
What a nice adventure, I had a cat once named Tilly, thanks for sharing your adventure with me.👍
Great video! Fun to explore areas you can't normally get to at other times of the year. Just a taste of what the fat tad can do. Thanks for taking us along!
A Fat Tad and a Little Tilly..., then go for a ride.
First priority: Sightseeing, for BOTH Daddy and the Wee One.
That is exactly how I ride.
I so much miss, "Sissy," my deceased Toy Fox Terrier Riding Buddy!
My eyes ALSO work every bit as much as my body does when I'm out peddling.
A Leica, 4-inch-long monocular telescope always hangs from my neck lanyard!
A "finger" monocular also readily fits inside a smallest T-shirt pocket and is also, unnoticeably lightweight!
Also, a "dual-focus" finger monocular can be used for up-close observing of insects/butterflies only 8-16 inches away!
A monocular or binocular hugely increases observation ability when both sightseeing and nature watching.
I use flip-up baseball sunglasses: 'Up' for monocular use, 'down' for riding.
Also, a recumbent trike braces, stabilizes and perfectly positions oneself for comfortably enjoying those magnified observations!!!
Your night-lighted, INCREDIBLY lit-up, 3-dimensional windsocks make so much more sense than do simply flapping safety flags.
Predicting here that your windsock flags will be the next HUGE upcoming recumbent accessory!
Thanks, to both you and Tilly, for that ride!
Gary
AKA: "Jason Stillwater" in the recumbent world.
Flapping flags draw too much energy from our frail human powered attempt of forward motion.🙂
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