How wonderful to have a photo of me on my bike serve as an illustration in a blog post. Please visit Meditation Travelogue to view the photos and read the thoughts from Noelle. Her blog is a lovely place to visit.
Photo by Laurie Buchwald from http://lifeonthebikeandotherfabthings.com
On the soul highway it doesn’t matter if you’re souped up on a Harley or riding a tricycle. Speed is not determined by the vehicle, but rather the clarity in vision of the driver.
Thank you Laurie Buchald for the great Harley shot. If you’d like to see some other great photography from her travels on her bike please visit her blog at http://lifeonthebikeandotherfabthings.com
Life on the Bike and other Fab Things 
I love that line … “speed is not determined by the vehicle, but rather the clarity of vision of the driver”.
Nouelle really hit it with that, didn’t she?
How fantastic! I will definitely check out her blog!
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How cool is this Laurie 🙂
The blogging community is pretty darn great! and of course that includes you!
that is great and congratulations 🙂
Thanks Joshi! I always appreciate the visit and comment … I know you have many, many followers!
So often the one with the camera doesn’t make it into the photo. Is that really you on the bike? It’s a beautiful shot of one of the best parts of you: headin’ down the road.
You are so right! How many times do we bring the camera to an event and never get in the shot. In fact, we realized that since I manage the FB page for my practice, and take all of the photos, I am never in the shots. My patients must think I’m never there 🙂
Thank you for this comment, Crystal … I do love the heading down the road part and am so glad my friend captured it.
Delighted to see you in the photo and with Noelle’s accompanying words.
What a treat it was for Noelle to ask me to share a photo! and it was her suggestion to convert to B&W. I love it so much more now!
Interesting. A true collaboration.
Great capture and what a lovely shot of you. And its great as a black and white shot. Usually you wont ever get a shot of yourself like this on the bike.