In celebration of the twentieth year of this blog, I have a few tales
to tell. This post is one of them. This series will occur off and on
throughout this anniversary year, I hope to illuminate some
behind-the-scenes stories and highlights from the blog during this time.
Enjoy!
Last week I mentioned I would be posting the best headers from the era of the blog when I was swapping images I took on rides in and out of the template. Well, this post will be a "photo-dump" of those headers. I may make a comment on a few of them, but this is mostly about the headers I thought were really good images.
I hope you enjoy this look back at some of the headers which defined the look and feel of this blog for the last ten-plus years.
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This was a shot looking down the Sergeant Road bike path 2018 |
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This was always one of my favorite shots. I still think about this image a lot today. Circa 2018 |
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Several headers were the result of being on recon for a gravel event. This is one of those from the C.O.G. 100 2020 |
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Of course, what would this post be without a barn shot! This is one of the Lichty farms on Ansborough Avenue, Black Hawk County. |
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A rare self portrait. This was from 2022. The t-shirt design is my daughters.
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Back when I was getting out before dawn. Looking East down Washburn Road, Black Hawk County |
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The Summer of 2020 provided lots of great header images. |
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This one is from Spring 2016 |
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Sometimes events provided header images. This is from the 2015 Gravel Worlds near Lincoln, Nebraska |
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From Fall of 2017 |
That's ten I could find. Oddly enough, many of the headers I used are just files in the seasonal folders I keep my images in and not marked "header" like I do these days. So, I may have missed one or two gems, but these are the ones I found that hit me in the right way for this post. I hope that you enjoyed taking another look at these old headers.
2 comments:
These are some great shots! What is your photography gear?
@DriftlessRider - Thank You!
Photography gear? I think you have mistaken me for someone that actually is a photographer.
All I have used over the last decade are Olympus Tough TG cameras. I first had version 3 but now am using version 5, All shots taken from the saddle of a moving bicycle. I run everything through a free image program called |"Photoscape". Beyond that I am pretty camera-ignorant!
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