I went for a stroll along the Swan River today.
Others travelled a little faster.

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How do you stop a werewolf from howling in the back of a car?!
Put him in the front!
I went for a stroll along the Swan River today.
Others travelled a little faster.

Filed under: lifestyle Tagged: | Bicycles, Swan River
Freedom knows no race, nor color, nor gender.
It stands naked in the light of truth.
**petra michelle**
It did not last, but for a while I was in the


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Me likey that photo ………. were you power strolling?
I wish – I was wandering along very sedately. I do sedate very well, these days
Great photo.
Shutter speed?
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Thanks, Mike. Shutter speed 1/3000 sec, FN Number 5.60, ISO 200, Focal length 28mm, Subject Distance Range “Distant View”
All basically preset by Pentax and I had it on the “moving athlete preset” on the dumbo’s button on top
And the bike was doing around 15-20Kmh
Archie: You are rolling along now with MyBlogLog. How does this differ from your Blogroll? You like it? Curious in Seattle.
It is useful to know who has been visiting. – that is its only benefit as far as I can see – but then I am only a pretend geek
Beautiful!
I was attracted by the shadows and then the technical problems of getting a sharp image – it was instructive.