John Foss  > Unicycling > Other Unicycling > Qualifying for Ride The Lobster, March 2008
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John Foss > On March 15, two turkeys set out to ride the whole American River Bikeway. Along the way we spotted some wild turkeys doing their springtime thing...
John Foss > This is a funny process to watch, as the males strut their stuff and the female appears to be annoyed or otherwise oblivious.
John Foss > Most of the year the wild turkeys (which are plentiful in the area) all look about the same, have little color on them, and don't puff up or show off.
John Foss > Aaron Needles from Davis, CA, my faithful companion for most of my Saturday ride. He joined me for the entire bike path, plus about 4 miles of backtrack, for a total of about 36 miles, by far his longest unicycle ride ever! Here he's showing how anxious this fountain is to spread the love.
John Foss > Aaron and John on the Old Folsom Bridge in Folsom, looking upstream toward the Dam and Prison. Aaron was on his new Coker Big One, and I had my older Coker Deluxe with Wyganowski handlebar setup. Our volunteer snapshot-taker made sure to include lots of sky as is the rule for snapshots.
John Foss > Qualifying Ride day 2: March 16, 2008 and an ascent/descent of Mt. Diablo in Danville, CA. Day 2 was all about getting the ride done, so I didn't take any pictures until I got to the 3800' summit. Here you can see the windmill farm in the Altamont Pass.
John Foss > This view is looking south, showing some of the South Bay.
John Foss > This is where I-680 crosses the delta to Benicia. Among other things you can see some of the ships of the Navy's "Mothball Fleet" on the right.
John Foss > I believe this view is further up the Delta. There's a big bridge and another windmill farm. I don't know where that is!
Most of the year the wild turkeys (which are plentiful in the area) all look about the same, have little color on them, and don't puff up or show off.
> Most of the year the wild turkeys (which are plentiful in the area) all look about the same, have little color on them, and don't puff up or show off.
Most of the year the wild turkeys (which are plentiful in the area) all look about the same, have little color on them, and don't puff up or show off.
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