RichsCyclingPhotos

South on 7th Street  Fence at Land Fill could use some TLC   Land Fill entrance (click link for refuse tune ;)  )   Dwight coasts ahead Never have we seen a bicycle coast like that one does On even the slightest downhill it coasts right past us I asked what his secret is -- "never touched those hubs in 20 some years"  !!!!!!!  Grain bins After a Shriner-like circling, Dave decides we are going that way Long abandoned corn crib This one used wire to contain the corn -- most resembled a barn with gaps between the siding boards Seldom, if ever, used these days   Old tractor now displayed in honor of its years of service Grain bins -- older, smaller units on the left Quarter mile ride west on IL Rt 9 This was to avoid a half mile of gravel Bill wrote about in 2011   Road into Cheneyville   Farmall Tractor   Short break -- remembering to photo the bicycles this time   One of the 3 Streets   Frog-eyed International Tractor   Interesting weathered tree roots Been a while since you

Arch-like part of brake lever extension Sidepull brake caliper arch Arch in drop handle bar/arches in brake and derailer cables/brake lever arch Cable arches to rear derailer Front derailer resembles an arch Arch-like pedal side plate Front fork dropout arch Arch shaped rear drop out and axle slot Cantilever transverse cable, hanger, and fork arches Sheldon Brown's spelling of derailer, since I cant'spell derailleur And, if there is one chance in 100 in getting something incorrect, I can hit it every time! So, some arches may be too liberal in interpretation, and others totally incorrect, or totally missed some arches that are present Addendum:  Two of the Raleighs are near clones of one another -- one I believe was made by Raleigh of America, the other when RofA was owned by Huffy. The Raleigh of America made one has subtle differences than the Huffy made one. Here is an example I missed:  Arch shaped brake bridge on

Firegrass arching behind Raleigh Deceased cattails arching over  Very dry lately, irrigation back in action Arching pipe members and arch of water from gun at the end Arches home along South 2nd Avenue Arches at a former bank building, now being converted to other uses That is the old Township Building at the far right, in need of some TLC Arches over windows at what once was an Opera House and to the west the J S McFerren Building Behind the SUV, arches over windows at the former Western Auto store Shadowy arches on the pavement Arches at the Methodist Church Steam locomotive in the stained glass at Methodist Church Not a common sight to see railroads depicted in a church window 😉 Given as a gift to city many years ago by businessmen who came to town by rail and made a lot of money here Kind of an angular arch on a backhoe