Free Bicycle Air (Taken with Instagram at Dinstuhl’s Auto Repair)
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Free Bicycle Air (Taken with Instagram at Dinstuhl’s Auto Repair)

aparticularpath: This photo from Geow is just amazing. Fantastically amazing. Truly, ridiculously phenomenal. I almost thought this was Ajax, but it’s actually a shot from Austria
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aparticularpath:

This photo from Geow is just amazing. Fantastically amazing. Truly, ridiculously phenomenal.

I almost thought this was Ajax, but it’s actually a shot from Austria

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My new whip, 2012 Subaru WRX (Taken with instagram) Yesterday I made the decision to trade my trusty 2005 WRX for a shiny new 2012 model. I had nothing but amazing luck with the ‘05 so why mess with a good thing? Might as well keep going for a car I can depend on and have fun driving. 
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My new whip, 2012 Subaru WRX (Taken with instagram)

Yesterday I made the decision to trade my trusty 2005 WRX for a shiny new 2012 model. I had nothing but amazing luck with the ‘05 so why mess with a good thing? Might as well keep going for a car I can depend on and have fun driving. 

High in the Swiss Alps a 10,800 foot continuous descent on 20 miles of singletrack bliss was found. 4 friends documented their journey down this treacherous trail and I just added this to my bucket list. What do you think?

I’m pretty sure I need to read “Following Atticus” soon. It’s a tale of a miniature schnauzer and its owner as they scale 48 high peaks. In this one Atticus is ascending the Jewell Trail up Mount Washington (NH) with some of the Southern Presidential peaks in the background.  Here’s some more info on the book: http://www.tomandatticus.blogspot.com/
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I’m pretty sure I need to read “Following Atticus” soon. It’s a tale of a miniature schnauzer and its owner as they scale 48 high peaks. In this one Atticus is ascending the Jewell Trail up Mount Washington (NH) with some of the Southern Presidential peaks in the background. 
Here’s some more info on the book: http://www.tomandatticus.blogspot.com/