MoNoXiDe
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I can see it fine. not sure why you can't. I post all my pics the same way.
Hayabusa picture game
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I can see it fine. not sure why you can't. I post all my pics the same way.
02BusaMark
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+1. I was hoping to see a hayabusa, but instead it was a broken link or missing picture...
02BusaMark
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Lol! See it- next challenge was a flag? I'm out of town. Lets see it folks.
dalaster88
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Here she is!
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SoCal Blur
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Winner!
dalaster88
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Okay! Next...
A picture of you with a passenger!
A picture of you with a passenger!
cheferman65
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will 2 suffice?
MoeMar
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I think that may break the rules "5) Pictures must be taken while OFF of the bike."
MoeMar
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dalaster88
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Ok Ok, my bad...
Next challenge. Picture of your bike under a street light or lamp after dark.
Next challenge. Picture of your bike under a street light or lamp after dark.
dalaster88
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Ok so apparently the last one isn't working...
New one!
Your bike with an antique building! The older the better!
New one!
Your bike with an antique building! The older the better!
MoeMar
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1st pics
The House: Turkey Brook Park
History:
The house on the right as you enter the park is the old Seward Mansion.
1789 (July 30) -- Samuel and Rebecca Wills purchased the property from Joshua Newbold.
1798 -- their daughter Anna inherited the property.
1799 -- daughter Anna married Abraham Cooper from Chester.
1825 -- Anna and Abraham passed the property on to their children, Nathan and Beulah.
1825 -- Beulah married Henry Seward, a cousin of William H. Seward, Lincoln’s Secretary of State.
1857 -- Beulah and Henry acquired ownership of the property.
c. 1858 -- the mansion built. The mansion had 9 large rooms, a grand staircase at its center, chandeliers, ornate mantels and a wrap-around porch. Architecturally, it is an example of 18th century stone construction in a mid-Victorian style. Rosewood farm was known for its prize winning livestock.
1920s -- the property served as an airstrip.
1939 (November 30) -- the 270 acre property remained in the Seward family until this time.
1939 -- the Maier brothers purchased the property and created the lake bearing their name and used the property as a vegetable farm.
1970 -- the property was sold to developers, but the land was never further developed
1996 -- Mt. Olive Township purchased the property.
The property is a Designated Landmark.
2nd pics
The church is 1855.
oh and what a great day for a ride!!!
![IMG_0410[1].jpg](https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/attachments/img_0410-1-jpg.268377/ "IMG_0410[1].jpg")
![IMG_0411[1].jpg](https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/attachments/img_0411-1-jpg.268378/ "IMG_0411[1].jpg")
![IMG_0412[1].jpg](https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/attachments/img_0412-1-jpg.268379/ "IMG_0412[1].jpg")
![IMG_0413[1].jpg](https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/attachments/img_0413-1-jpg.268380/ "IMG_0413[1].jpg")
The House: Turkey Brook Park
History:
The house on the right as you enter the park is the old Seward Mansion.
1789 (July 30) -- Samuel and Rebecca Wills purchased the property from Joshua Newbold.
1798 -- their daughter Anna inherited the property.
1799 -- daughter Anna married Abraham Cooper from Chester.
1825 -- Anna and Abraham passed the property on to their children, Nathan and Beulah.
1825 -- Beulah married Henry Seward, a cousin of William H. Seward, Lincoln’s Secretary of State.
1857 -- Beulah and Henry acquired ownership of the property.
c. 1858 -- the mansion built. The mansion had 9 large rooms, a grand staircase at its center, chandeliers, ornate mantels and a wrap-around porch. Architecturally, it is an example of 18th century stone construction in a mid-Victorian style. Rosewood farm was known for its prize winning livestock.
1920s -- the property served as an airstrip.
1939 (November 30) -- the 270 acre property remained in the Seward family until this time.
1939 -- the Maier brothers purchased the property and created the lake bearing their name and used the property as a vegetable farm.
1970 -- the property was sold to developers, but the land was never further developed
1996 -- Mt. Olive Township purchased the property.
The property is a Designated Landmark.
2nd pics
The church is 1855.
oh and what a great day for a ride!!!
dalaster88
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Winner x 2! What's next?
SoCal Blur
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Nice photos. Winner!
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