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Your next challenge......given the season.....is get a picture of your bike with a pumpkin patch behind it. Or beside it. Or your bike in the middle of it.

Anywhere there is farmland, you should find some pumpkins growing.

For those that don't live near enough to a farm to go....then a pumpkin display at a garden center....or a farmer's market.....or at your local grocery store where they usually have gigantic crates full of pumpkins.

One solo pumpkin on or near your bike does not qualify.

No pumpkin riders?

I need to get ten pounds of potatoes peeled and cooking....I was asked to bring the potato dish for the big dinner tonight.



It's Thanksgiving in Canada this weekend.

Oh crap should have looked at this thread this morning I ran out along the Delaware river this morning through hundreds of Pumkin Patches and I didn't see the great pumkin either

BRUMBEAR wrote:Oh "crumb" should have looked at this thread this morning I ran out along the Delaware river this morning through hundreds of Pumkin Patches and I didn't see the great pumkin either

Maybe he'll be there tomorrow. You'll just have to go back.

I went out for a ride this afternoon. It was a glorious day.

I got pumpkins.....
And while I was there.....some fun for the kids.

Next challenge....and this should be even easier than the pumpkins....

Your bike with autumn coloured trees in the picture. Bonus points if the leaves are red.

I guess it got too cold for everyone to go out and get autumn pictures.....back in October...

Has this game had its day?

Nawww, it's just winter. I dunno about everyone else, but PowerSlave and Bad Romance are both swaddled in their covers and parked for the season. Really we've had a few days warm enough for a ride, but the way the weather swings around here and the odd little patches where dirty plowed snow accumulates on an otherwise dry road make winter riding more than a little intimidating in Utah. Hell, I couldn't even get out of my driveway right now. Thanks to poorly designed city drainage and aggressive city plow drivers, my approach is essentially a three-inch thick sheet of ice. But first week of April, Carrie and I will be back into the game with a vengeance. (-:

I am sorry to say the autumn left north western NJ well over a month ago. Spring is coming!!!!!!

Are you bypassing winter?