In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.
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@lia Stranger danger!! Does not recognize without pink shirt.
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@notsure That's just absurdly sized... wtf are you using lol
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@samuraipunch said in In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.:
@notsure That's just absurdly sized... wtf are you using lol
iphone 12 with that fancy camera shit
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@samuraipunch Knew wearing that top a lot would come back to bite me. Trouble is it's gotten really thin, like... can see through it thin >.>
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@notsure Ahhh, when reading from bottom up I didn't see it was a pano, and just thought it was cropped... And then was like how the hell did this end up being a 40MB pic hahahaha
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@lia Thin is good, not going to complain about the shirt getting thin... Soon can see through it!!! :D
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@samuraipunch said in In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.:
Soon can see through it!!! :D
wrong tree dude
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@samuraipunch Nuh uh
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Thinner material = better ventilation and circulation!!! Like mesh!! AND you can see through mesh... Besides, no can see through silly jean jacket.
Besides, if I had x-ray vision... I'd be looking other places... To see if this is the face under the helmet... or ... -- edited by S. Leon Jesionowski, moderator--
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@S-Leon What? No likey what's under the helmet of a Kull Warrior from Stargate SG-1? :D
Fiiiiinnneeee I give you guys... "Returning from the wilds of a doctor's appointment". Something like 7 very windy miles, and I haven't ridden my board in about 6 months.
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@samuraipunch Lets keep things on topic ;p
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@lia I AM ON TOPIC!!! :P
Just a check up for a previous hospital stay (not my knee). Very windy so it felt relatively slow, and uneventful. Would be more fun, or faster on an EUC. :D -
@samuraipunch said in In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.:
Stargate SG-1
great scifi!
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No photo except in my mind -- this evening I almost Onewheeled over a tiny, alive-and-active bird on the Greenway. About the size of a black-capped chickadee or a blue-gray gnatcatcher, it had almost caught a moth and was intently and completely focused on not letting the moth get away. The moth half-fluttered , half-skipped across the pavement with the bird right after it, heedless of anything else -- like me on my Onewheel coming up quickly. As the bird did acrobatics catching the moth, it literally crossed beneath my moving sensor footpad and clear of the tire, as my heart did acrobatics within my chest, too. An extremely close call it was for that tiny bird! But it did catch the moth and flew away -- probably to feed its hatchlings in a nest nearby.
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@s-leon Almost ran into this young buck yesterday as he darted out of the brush not 5 feet in front of me . . . glanced at me and galloped off forward down the path.
Same guy I took a pic of a few days back on the same path, so I was not going full speed as I had a feeling I'd "run into him" again, and I did! I take this path most days, but when the brush gets higher, I definitely slow down just in case.
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Ruth Anne witnessed the whole close encounter. As I Onewheeled up the grassy avenue of young black walnut trees I saw Ruth Anne waving her arms at me and pointing emphatically. Looking around I had just passed by — not one, not two, but three fresh young skunks playing in the yard. The distance between me-on-the-Onewheel and the three back and white young ones had not been more than a meter or two.
Earlier this evening, before that, while watering a young grove of spruce trees, I had watched two very nearly all-white skunks working the edge of the hayfield — walking/waddling in the short grass, nosing into the tall hay, again and again, coming closer and closer.
But the three black and white skunks I nearly ran over or through did not include those two mostly white skunks I had seen near the hayfield. Listening to my description, Ruth Anne’s eyebrows went up, “So, we have FIVE skunks here and now?”
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@lia We all love cats. These are irresistible creatures. It's like they have magic on us. :) Of course, there are moments when the cat won't let you pet it. Or the cat runs away, you have to accept. In any case, a great impression.
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@electric-nici Me 'n' the boys on our way to stroke random cats
@S-Leon I've never seen a skunk before, are they big?
And is the smell as bad as people make it out to be?