Tagged With "Riding"

Did you count how many bikes there were, PHeymont?

Morr than the stars in the skies, I think....

That's a fun piece, Sam! I do love finding an interesting piece of street art.

That sure looks like a fun time, Paul! I love fairs like this, especially ones where kids get involved with their animals and projects. Great pictures, thanks!

Excellent pictures Paul! I enjoyed my visit to the fair through your eyes

Oh the wonderful childhood memories this article and photos brought back! The photos are excellent and really show what a fair is all about: fun, family and farm!!

My head is still spinning from the rides, and the wonderful quality of the pictures only helped to create the impression of being there...I'd much rather spend my time with the also-beautiful cows...

Super photos, vivid and alive!

A whimsical sculpture in Denver caught Samantha's interest; she shares views of it in different lights and times.

The monotonous routine life is full of boredom and stress. Outdoor adventurous activities are ultimate stress busters and fill your life with fun and excitement. Just slather your skin with a suntan and enjoy the out life under the open sky and sun. Rajasthan is a popular outdoor activity destination, and the major attractions are hot air balloon rides, paragliding, water sports, desert and camel safari. A few favorite destinations are: Desert safari at the Thar Desert The sand dunes in...

Yellow Bike, the guided bike tour and bicycle rental company in Amsterdam, started an initiative this summer that allows locals to offer travelers a free ride on their bicycles. Yellow Bike gives a free yellow luggage rack...

Stokesley is a market town in rural North Yorkshire with a well established agricultural past and community. The origins of the annual fair stretch back to 1223, when Henry III granted Stokesley, a charter to hold an annual fair. The third week in...

This lovely spot in Northumberland was the site of the tragic death of 10 young men. Ian Cook shares the tale.

  I've a great fondness for Icelandic horses.  Besides having the greatest haircuts of any animal on the planet, these smallish equines are friendly, curious, and add a lot of color to Iceland's already dramatic landscapes.  There are...

The clipper ship Clipper City passes the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges in New York’s East River. Clipper City carries passengers on harbor cruises, leaving from the South Street Seaport in Lower Manhattan.   The South Street Seaport...

It is no secret that bicycles are getting increasingly popular – in the beginning of the 21 st century, people finally realized exercise benefits health. An increasing number of people cycling to work nowadays can serve as a proof of this raised awareness. However, a real cycling enthusiast might crave a challenge – they might want to travel by their two-wheeled companion. If you are keen on giving this a go, but unsure whether you are ready, this guide will hopefully provide a list of...

Not a joke, but maybe an impossible dream: Ride-on luggage to get you to your gate.

Airbus will be teaming up with Uber to test on-demand helicopter rides.

Travel Rob shows a motorcycle ride in Caraquet dedicated to a long time rider.

Nice memorial to Mr. Dugas, a long time Easy Rider.

DrFumblefinger goes on one of the least comfortable journeys of his life -- in a traditional ox-drawn cart.

DrFumblefinger admires the elegant horse-drawn carriages in Krakow's Market Square.

With the exception of its red Maple Leaf, I don't think there's any Canadian symbol more iconic than its Mounties.

Amsterdam has the reputation, but Copenhagen has a real claim to being the city that most depends on bicycles for daily transportation. Every morning and evening you’ll see rush hour crowds of students, executives and older folks on the way to school and work.