A couple inches of snow.

blkwalnutgrwr
@blkwalnutgrwr
Posts made by blkwalnutgrwr
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RE: In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can. (Updated Title)
Squirrel tracks in a dusting of snow.
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RE: Watching Action on the Leaderboards
@Lia -- Wow! One of the rarified few longest streaks achieved!
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RE: Watching Action on the Leaderboards
@Lia -- Another name/handle change this week (and perhaps reflecting a new sponsorship) has been on the Plus mileage Leaderboard: chickenZIGGY is now @mattsheltz.
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RE: Watching Action on the Leaderboards
"Closer my pretty..." is a line used in the 1940's movie "The Wizard of Oz" by the Wicked Witch beckoning the main character, young Dorothy. Perhaps it is used here as a beckoning or acknowledgement of Natzters-Witzwheel in their avowed quest to climb the Pint mileage Leaderboard to the top.
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RE: Riding Steady (XR - Pint - Plus), The Daily Ride Crew Roll Call (Not Riding a V1, Can Add Data by Tribute)
Great analysis! Interpolate some more, too, given mileage data, please. And it would be good to see data from other riders as well. Interesting data-crunching thread!
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RE: Watching Action on the Leaderboards
@LidPhones -- Impressed with your dedication of riding three boards daily, I have a question. To see the progress on all three, do you have three accounts set up? And if so, then how much hassle is it to switch from one to another? At this moment in time I am almost ready to unlink my V1 in order to see progress on my Plus. Thanks for posting the screenshots of the status of each of your boards.
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RE: Onewheel Stories
"Have you had your ride today?" This is my wife's greeting to me if she has been out and just gets home.
I have read that in China their everyday greeting translates to, "Have you had your rice today?"The two greetings are remarkably similar -- riding my Onewheel has become my meat and potatoes.
(Of course, that's just figuratively, because my regular daily fare is really plant-based whole food -- in other words -- rice, grains, and vegetables.)