Muir Rambles

Sunday, September 7, 2014

Cool Weather Bicyclists

The calendar is showing that cooler weather is approaching (in the northern hemisphere anyway). Before we get out in the mornings or evenings for our bike ride, a warm beverage might be in order.

How about a mug that reflects your cycling passion?

Below is a travel mug that captures the energizing sun's rays and a collection of road bikes.

Mug - Bicycle Transport by bkmuir
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HERE IS A SELECTION OF MUGS FOR BICYCLE LOVERS.

Mug Bicycles Colorful Ride On

Pedal Punk Mug

Bicycle cartoon bone china mug

Mountain Bike Mug

bike coffee mug

bike-lovers united lovers mugs

CAUSES GO GREEN BICYCLING BENEFITS NO FUEL INSURAN MUGS

Cycologist Cycling Cycle Mug

Cycologist Cycling Cycle Mugs

Bicycling Bike Sketch Mugs

Wanderlust Vintage Bike Mug

Bike Cycling Bicycle Frosted Beer Mugs

Bike Cycling Bicycle Mugs

bikes on stripes coffee mug

Amsterdam digital landscape painting, Netherlands Lovers Mug

Sunday, June 1, 2014

Zazzle Rickshaw Messenger Bag from B K Muir: Messenger Bag - Rainbow C...

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A circular rainbow is replicated across the product on the vertical axis. Green, yellow, orange, red, pink, purple and blue from center to outer edge of Circle.

Messenger Bag - Rainbow Circles
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Friday, October 18, 2013

Doors and Doorways

Ever since I became interested in architecture (possibly even before) I have been enamored of the various textures and designs that one can see in doors and doorways. Mostly older buildings have the interesting doors, but some newer ones do to.

I frequently visit Mare Island, here in Vallejo. This is an area that was once a naval shipyard, and had housing and buildings utilized by the Navy and it's personnel.

Here is a jigsaw puzzle that I had made from a photograph I took of one of the warehouse doors. This door is at the second floor level, with no signs of any direct access (perhaps a pulley system is behind the doors?)

Puzzle - Warehouse door by bkmuir
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I have always taken many photographs of architectural elements when on my various rambles.

When I worked in San Francisco, I saw wonderful elements every day when I went out for lunch.

Here is a sandstone coaster with a photographic image of the door knocker/handle on the old U.S. Customs House (built 1906-1911).