So, I was excited about the ride and the food. The plan was for me to meet the other riders in West Columbia at Micky Dees on the corner of I-26 and Charleston Highway. It would have been easy to hop on I-20, transition to I-26 and meet the guys and gals at McDonalds. Out of habit, I chose not to go via the slab but opted for the back roads. Not out of habit, I decided to wear my video cam on my helmet for this trip. These two actions netted me some really spectacular views of a sunrise from which I chopped out several snapshots which are part of this posting. If I can get the darn thing uploaded to my blog site, all will be Jake. The resolution of the pics is not good enough to use full screen .
Monday, January 14, 2013
A Sunrise of Wonder
Yesterday, Sunday, January 13, 2013 I joined a group of riders from
Columbia, SC who were taking a short notice ride to the SeeWee Seafood
Restaurant on Hwy 17, just on the edge of the Francis Marion National
Forest northeast of Charleston, SC. I have never been to or heard of
this place in 71 years of knowing SC.
So, I was excited about the ride and the food. The plan was for me to meet the other riders in West Columbia at Micky Dees on the corner of I-26 and Charleston Highway. It would have been easy to hop on I-20, transition to I-26 and meet the guys and gals at McDonalds. Out of habit, I chose not to go via the slab but opted for the back roads. Not out of habit, I decided to wear my video cam on my helmet for this trip. These two actions netted me some really spectacular views of a sunrise from which I chopped out several snapshots which are part of this posting. If I can get the darn thing uploaded to my blog site, all will be Jake. The resolution of the pics is not good enough to use full screen .
So, I was excited about the ride and the food. The plan was for me to meet the other riders in West Columbia at Micky Dees on the corner of I-26 and Charleston Highway. It would have been easy to hop on I-20, transition to I-26 and meet the guys and gals at McDonalds. Out of habit, I chose not to go via the slab but opted for the back roads. Not out of habit, I decided to wear my video cam on my helmet for this trip. These two actions netted me some really spectacular views of a sunrise from which I chopped out several snapshots which are part of this posting. If I can get the darn thing uploaded to my blog site, all will be Jake. The resolution of the pics is not good enough to use full screen .
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