Fuji touring bike review
It's not touring, it's bikepacking.
2011.05.09 06:26 nukularsuiciders It's not touring, it's bikepacking.
Bikepacking: Off-Pavement Bicycling and camping where you would if you were to go backpacking. Bikepacking is generally in the backcountry, but you can backpack on local trails.
2024.05.17 11:11 Connecting-traveller 5 Apps to help you find healthy food on the road
 | 5 Apps for Healthy Eats on Your Travels (Ditch Tour Package Buffets!) submitted by Connecting-traveller to u/Connecting-traveller [link] [comments] Hitting the road shouldn't mean sacrificing healthy eating habits. Forget the limitations of pre-planned meals often found in Andaman Tour Packages! These 5 apps empower you to find delicious and nutritious food wherever your travels take you: Connecting Traveller 1. Happy Cow (Veg/Vegan Focus): Traveling vegetarian or vegan? Happy Cow is your lifesaver. Search for restaurants with vegetarian, vegan, or veg-friendly options near your location. Read reviews from fellow travelers and discover hidden gems beyond the typical tourist fare. Travel Tip: Negotiate with local restaurants to adjust dishes to your dietary preferences, creating a more personalized and healthy meal. 2. MyFitnessPal (Track & Plan): MyFitnessPal is a comprehensive calorie counter and food diary. Scan barcodes or search for specific dishes to track your daily intake. Set goals and plan healthy meals to stay on track, even when indulging in local delicacies. 3. Eat This Much (Personalized Planning): This app takes the guesswork out of meal planning. Enter your dietary preferences, budget, and travel goals. Eat This Much generates personalized meal plans tailored to your needs and location, ensuring healthy choices throughout your adventure. 4. Food Tripping (Foodie Finds): Craving a culinary adventure? Food Tripping helps you discover delicious and unique restaurants beyond the usual tourist traps. Explore local eateries, cafes, and specialty food stores based on user reviews and recommendations. Travel Tip: Consider hiring a Local Tour Guide (negotiate their rates for potentially better deals compared to tour packages). They can recommend hidden gems serving authentic and healthy local cuisine. 5. 7 Cups (Mindful Munching): Traveling can be stressful, impacting your eating habits. 7 Cups offers on-demand emotional support and mindfulness exercises. Manage stress and make mindful food choices to prioritize your well-being on the road. Remember: With these apps and a little planning, you can find healthy and delicious food options without sacrificing the joy of exploring new places. So, ditch the tour package buffets and embark on a healthy and flavorful culinary adventure on your next trip! |
2024.05.17 10:57 Acceptable-Agent2491 Can multiple GPs be authorised to prescribe?
Background: Got diagnosed last year, psychiatrist referred prescribing duties to GP, Schedule 8 obtained and commenced on short-acting Methylphenidate.
Results have been good (yay!) and have been at a steady 20mg twice a day but still experiencing anxiety and insomnia (both of which predated the diagnosis and no doubt are related to the ADHD), so I went back to the GP last week to discuss trying dexamphetamine or Vyvanse or potentially adding in a non-stimulant like Clonidine to see if that helps with any of those other issues, as has been reported by others.
So, GP measured my blood pressure and pulse, both of which were elevated (because I had ridden my bike straight from the gym where I’d done a weights session preceded by a big scoop of pre-workout).
GP freaked out, and not only did not explore the other medication options with me, but also cut me off the methylphenidate and referred back to the psychiatrist for an immediate review. I asked for the blood pressure and pulse to be measured again that day or the next day, but the GP said because of the anxiety and insomnia the methylphenidate MUST be causing the issues and therefore I was done with meds for now until the review.
Now, I appreciate the caution but this has confirmed a general sense that I had that the GP is not very familiar with or confident in prescribing this medication (further confirmed by requesting that I slowly taper off the methylphenidate over a week, which isn’t really appropriate for short-acting stimulant medication but would be if it was a common SSRI or something similar). And in terms of anxiety, subjectively it’s actually lessened since commencing meds because I know I can actually do the things I need to do.
So I’m thinking as I have to have a review with a psychiatrist anyway:
-Do I ask them to approve another GP for prescribing medication?
-Can more than one GP be approved for this at a time (as my GP generally is fine so I’m not that keen to ditch completely but feel I need someone that can more confidently prescribe and consider other medication as appropriate).
-What are other people’s experiences with anxiety and insomnia symptoms when something like clonidine is added into the mix?
TIA!
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Results have been good (yay!) and have been at a steady 20mg twice a day but still experiencing anxiety and insomnia (both of which predated the diagnosis and no doubt are related to the ADHD), so I went back to the GP last week to discuss trying dexamphetamine or Vyvanse or potentially adding in a non-stimulant like Clonidine to see if that helps with any of those other issues, as has been reported by others.
So, GP measured my blood pressure and pulse, both of which were elevated (because I had ridden my bike straight from the gym where I’d done a weights session preceded by a big scoop of pre-workout).
GP freaked out, and not only did not explore the other medication options with me, but also cut me off the methylphenidate and referred back to the psychiatrist for an immediate review. I asked for the blood pressure and pulse to be measured again that day or the next day, but the GP said because of the anxiety and insomnia the methylphenidate MUST be causing the issues and therefore I was done with meds for now until the review.
Now, I appreciate the caution but this has confirmed a general sense that I had that the GP is not very familiar with or confident in prescribing this medication (further confirmed by requesting that I slowly taper off the methylphenidate over a week, which isn’t really appropriate for short-acting stimulant medication but would be if it was a common SSRI or something similar). And in terms of anxiety, subjectively it’s actually lessened since commencing meds because I know I can actually do the things I need to do.
So I’m thinking as I have to have a review with a psychiatrist anyway:
-Do I ask them to approve another GP for prescribing medication?
-Can more than one GP be approved for this at a time (as my GP generally is fine so I’m not that keen to ditch completely but feel I need someone that can more confidently prescribe and consider other medication as appropriate).
-What are other people’s experiences with anxiety and insomnia symptoms when something like clonidine is added into the mix?
TIA!
2024.05.17 10:51 tunex2014 Why These 7 Activities Are a Hit in New York—And You’ll Love Them Too!
 | https://preview.redd.it/h17xs9tday0d1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=eab0acfb6778b419fc158bdfb10642c2e059383e submitted by tunex2014 to u/tunex2014 [link] [comments] New York City, the city that never sleeps, is a treasure trove of iconic landmarks, cultural experiences, and unforgettable adventures. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, there are certain activities that you simply can’t miss. Here’s a guide to seven of the most popular and beloved activities in NYC—each one guaranteed to make your trip memorable.
2. 9/11 Memorial & Museum: Timed-Entry Ticket Pay your respects and gain a deeper understanding of a pivotal moment in modern history at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. The museum offers a poignant and moving tribute to the lives lost and the resilience of New York City. With a timed-entry ticket, you can ensure a smooth and contemplative visit, making the most of your time to reflect on the exhibits and stories that shaped our world. 3. SUMMIT One Vanderbilt Experience For an exhilarating view of NYC that goes beyond the ordinary, head to the SUMMIT One Vanderbilt. This multi-sensory experience combines stunning visuals, interactive art installations, and breathtaking observation decks. It’s an innovative way to see the city from new heights and perspectives, making it perfect for thrill-seekers and art lovers alike. 4. Central Park Exploration Spanning 843 acres, Central Park is the green heart of Manhattan. Rent a bike, take a leisurely stroll, or hop on a guided tour to discover the park’s beautiful landscapes, tranquil lakes, and hidden gems. From the serene Conservatory Garden to the bustling Bethesda Terrace, Central Park offers something for everyone. Explore Central Park now! 5. Broadway Show Experience the magic of live theater with a Broadway show. Whether you’re a fan of musicals, dramas, or comedies, there’s a show for you. Popular choices include long-running favorites like “The Lion King” and “Hamilton.” Be sure to book your tickets in advance to secure the best seats and prices. Find your perfect Broadway show! 6. The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Met, as it’s affectionately known, is one of the world’s largest and most prestigious art museums. With over two million works of art spanning 5,000 years, there’s plenty to explore. Highlights include the Temple of Dendur, the American Wing, and the Impressionist paintings. Plan your visit to include a rooftop cocktail for a view of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. Plan your visit to The Met! 7. Brooklyn Bridge Walk Connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Bridge is an architectural icon and a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Walking across the bridge offers stunning views of the NYC skyline, the Statue of Liberty, and the East River. It’s a perfect activity for a sunny afternoon, and you can reward yourself with a visit to Brooklyn Bridge Park or a slice of pizza from the famed Grimaldi’s. Start your Brooklyn Bridge adventure! Conclusion These seven activities highlight the diverse and dynamic experiences that make New York City a top destination. From soaring skyscrapers to historic memorials, each adventure offers a unique way to connect with the city. Make sure to plan ahead and book your tickets to ensure a seamless and unforgettable visit. Ready to explore NYC? Start with the Empire State Building, honor history at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, and experience the SUMMIT One Vanderbilt, among others, for a trip you’ll never forget! Go here to read the whole article. |
2024.05.17 10:47 theNawabiker Adventure 390 X: Something what KTM did right
 | Showing a side-by-side photo of my current bike with an ADV 390 for size comparison. submitted by theNawabiker to indianbikes [link] [comments] This is something what KTM did finally and justice in somewhat sense to the ADV sector of the biking society by introducing the Adventure 390X in India. A simple, no-nonsense adventure touring bike for you to sit and travel to anywhere you want with the basic power and control at the palm of your hand. Gone are the electronics and the somewhat working quickshifter and all you have is a bike with switchable ABS without the cornering ABS and Traction control, that’s it. The riders who prayed for the Traction Control to be switched off will finally be happy as this bike won’t hamper their riding experience and enjoy the bike the way they wish to. Tried and tested power mill at 43.5ps is no joke and certainly not a bore at all which will make highway riding great fun to drive. The only thing which felt missing was a lower seat height option which should’ve been an option like the standard ADV 390 model and adjustable suspension which would’ve made it the most demanded ADV on the market above all currently on offer! [OC] |
2024.05.17 10:46 amerpie Zavala, a minimalist, open-source, free outliner
If you use an outliner to plan, sketch out ideas or help you write and you don't need the bells and whistles required for heavy academic work, check out Zavala by developer Maurice Parker. A universal app with offline capability and full iCloud syncing, Zavala has some features like custom fonts, not found in more expensive products like Omni Outliner, Cloud Outliner or Bike.
Full review with screeshots
Zavala web site (vincode.io)
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Full review with screeshots
Zavala web site (vincode.io)
2024.05.17 10:27 BikeRadar-official Lauf Úthald Race Wireless review Endurance Bike of the Year contender
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2024.05.17 10:26 Nano85z Best Bike Stands?
I have a 2018 CB650F and I recently got a flat tire and was planning on changing my tires. My idea was to take my wheels off, drive them to the mechanic, have them install new tires, then put the wheels back on myself. This way, I’ll save myself some money, plus I won’t have to worry at all about possibly plugging my tire wrong and it going flat omw to the shop. Problem is, I’m having trouble finding a cheap and decent stand that can lift both wheels up at the same time that’ll allow me to remove both the wheels.
I’ve seen a few different options:
this it’s cheap and has pretty good reviews.
this more pricey, but seems a lot easier and more likely not to mess up and drop my bike than the one above.
this from what i’ve read, ABBA has a very good reputation. only things i see that kind of suck is the shipping time since i’m the in US and they ship from the UK.
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I’ve seen a few different options:
this it’s cheap and has pretty good reviews.
this more pricey, but seems a lot easier and more likely not to mess up and drop my bike than the one above.
this from what i’ve read, ABBA has a very good reputation. only things i see that kind of suck is the shipping time since i’m the in US and they ship from the UK.
2024.05.17 10:18 SRIXONIMO Tern GSD R14 or S00??
We're in the process of buying our first cargo bike and have decided on the Tern GSD. We will be storing the bike outside and live in a city where weather will be very varied throughout the year (inc. wind, rain, and snow). As a result, we think either the S00 or R14 make the most sense for us. For reference, the bike with have very regular usage, but over relatively short and flat distances (a mile or two per day, no steep hills).
Initially we had decided on the S00, but during my research I've come across quite a lot of mixed reviews on the Enviolo, including a seemingly high number of issues with certain components (e.g. the cables involved in gear shifting). Conversely I can't find anyone with a single bad thing to say about the R14 - it seems to be universally praised.
My reasoning for considering the R14 is that it sounds as though it may be more reliable, and therefore over the coming years our maintenance costs should be lower. Taking that into account, the price difference between the two bikes is perhaps not as large as it first appears on paper? Does that make sense, or am I just trying to talk myself into getting the fancier one :-)
I would really appreciate any advice anyone has to offer. Buying online in Germany, the R14 seems to be around 1800 EUR more expensive for a single battery variant.
One other thing - I'm a bit confused about pricing on these bikes. On the Tern website, the R14 is listed at 9799 EUR, but this doesn't match the figures listed on any of the sites where I can actually buy the bike. Is there an easy way to make sure I'm buying the correct, most up to date version of the bike?
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Initially we had decided on the S00, but during my research I've come across quite a lot of mixed reviews on the Enviolo, including a seemingly high number of issues with certain components (e.g. the cables involved in gear shifting). Conversely I can't find anyone with a single bad thing to say about the R14 - it seems to be universally praised.
My reasoning for considering the R14 is that it sounds as though it may be more reliable, and therefore over the coming years our maintenance costs should be lower. Taking that into account, the price difference between the two bikes is perhaps not as large as it first appears on paper? Does that make sense, or am I just trying to talk myself into getting the fancier one :-)
I would really appreciate any advice anyone has to offer. Buying online in Germany, the R14 seems to be around 1800 EUR more expensive for a single battery variant.
One other thing - I'm a bit confused about pricing on these bikes. On the Tern website, the R14 is listed at 9799 EUR, but this doesn't match the figures listed on any of the sites where I can actually buy the bike. Is there an easy way to make sure I'm buying the correct, most up to date version of the bike?
2024.05.17 09:53 Naerbred Anyone willing to share their experiences with the Zontes motorcycle brand ?
I'm looking into getting the Zontes 350x but because it's such an unknown brand , I hardly find any proper reviews because every video about Zontes bikes is basically the rider just driving about and having a good time on a brand new bike.
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2024.05.17 09:42 Sweet-Count2557 Best Things to Do in Lampasas Tx
 | Best Things to Do in Lampasas Tx Welcome to Lampasas, Texas, where adventure awaits! Join us as we uncover the best things to do in our charming town.Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the Hanna Springs Sculpture Garden, explore the natural beauty of Cooper Spring Nature Park, and cool off in the historic Hancock Springs.But the fun doesn't stop there! Discover Colorado Bend State Park, the World's Largest Spur, Lampasas Murals, and the exquisite Texas Legato Winery.Whether you seek outdoor adventure, culture, or relaxation, Lampasas has it all. Let's embark on an unforgettable journey together.Key TakeawaysLampasas offers a variety of outdoor attractions, including the Hanna Springs Sculpture Garden, Cooper Spring Nature Park, Hancock Springs, and Colorado Bend State Park.The town is known for its natural springs, which provide opportunities for swimming, picnicking, and outdoor activities.Lampasas has several landmarks and historic sites to explore, such as the World's Largest Spur, Lampasas Murals, Keystone Square Museum, and Lampasas County Courthouse.Visitors can also enjoy wineries and tasting rooms, delicious food at the Lampasas Drive-In, comfortable accommodation at the Best Western Plus Lampasas Inn & Suites, golfing at the Hancock Park Golf Course, and learning about the town's history at the Lampasas County Museum.Outdoor AttractionsLet's explore the outdoor attractions in Lampasas, TX. There are plenty of things to do in Lampasas that will satisfy your desire for freedom and adventure.One must-visit outdoor attraction is the Hanna Springs Sculpture Garden. Located in Campbell Park, this garden is owned by the City of Lampasas and was inspired by local artist Nancy Gray. It was dedicated on July 8, 2005, and features stunning sculptures created by three talented artists.Another outdoor gem in Lampasas is the Cooper Spring Nature Park. This 25-acre park is committed to preserving soil and water resources while providing sustainable homes for native birds and butterflies. You can take a leisurely stroll along the walking trails, relax on the benches, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Don't miss the historic spring and the flowing Burleson Creek that add to the park's charm.For a refreshing dip, head to Hancock Springs. This outdoor attraction boasts a large pool with waters flowing from a cool spring. It's the perfect place to relax and unwind. In addition to the pool, there's a multipurpose room, playground, picnic area, and volleyball court, making it a great spot for the whole family.If you're up for more outdoor adventures, make sure to visit Colorado Bend State Park. Located in Bend, Texas, this 5,328.3-acre state park offers campsites for overnight stays and a range of activities. Explore the Gorman Falls, take a dip in the river for fishing and paddling, go on cave tours, and hike and bike on the scenic trails. It's a nature lover's paradise.Lampasas is also known for its natural springs, where you can enjoy a refreshing swim and relax in the nearby picnic spots. The natural beauty of these springs creates the ideal setting for outdoor activities.In Lampasas, there are plenty of outdoor attractions to explore, each offering a unique experience. Whether you're into art, nature, or simply want to relax, Lampasas has something for everyone. So, pack your bags and get ready for an adventure in Lampasas, TX!Landmarks and Historic SitesWe can explore the many landmarks and historic sites in Lampasas, TX. One notable landmark is the World's Largest Spur, located off Highway 281. Standing at an impressive 10.33 meters tall, 6.44 meters long, and 2.65 meters broad, it was accomplished by Leah Caruthers and Abe Caruthers on February 3, 2017. This colossal spur was created to increase tourism in Lampasas, Texas, and serves as a unique photo opportunity for visitors.Another fascinating attraction is the Lampasas Murals, created by the volunteer group Vision Lampasas. These beautiful murals depict the history and culture of the area, featuring subjects such as boots, wildflowers, wildlife, historic buildings, and local music icons. Each project required over 1,000 man-hours of dedication from the volunteers, resulting in stunning artwork that adds vibrancy to downtown Lampasas.For those interested in the town's history, the Keystone Square Museum is a must-visit. Housed in a former plumbing and sheet metal shop, this museum has been run by volunteers since 1976. It preserves period artifacts related to Lampasas' history and offers an engaging indoor activity, especially on rainy or cold days.Another landmark that showcases Lampasas' rich history is the Lampasas County Courthouse. This historic limestone courthouse, dating back to the late 19th century, is the third-oldest functioning courthouse in Texas. It stands as an iconic symbol of the town and is a place where visitors can immerse themselves in the town's heritage and appreciate its architectural beauty.Exploring these landmarks and historic sites allows us to connect with Lampasas' past and appreciate the town's unique character. Whether it's taking memorable photos at the World's Largest Spur, admiring the Lampasas Murals, or delving into the town's history at the Keystone Square Museum and County Courthouse, these attractions offer a glimpse into Lampasas' vibrant heritage.Wineries and Tasting RoomsOur first stop on the winery and tasting room tour is Texas Legato Winery, located at 2935 FM 1478 in Lampasas, Texas. Here, you can indulge in a delightful wine tasting experience while enjoying the peaceful ambiance of the vineyard. To entice you further, here are three reasons why Texas Legato Winery should be on your must-visit list:Family-Owned and Operated: Texas Legato Winery is a family-owned and operated establishment that was established in 2002. The name 'Legato' represents the gathering together of family and friends, reflecting the warm and welcoming atmosphere you can expect when you visit. This winery isn't just a business, but a labor of love that has been passed down through generations.Highly-Rated Wines: The wines produced at Texas Legato Winery have garnered high praise and recognition. From crisp whites to full-bodied reds, their selection offers something to please every palate. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or simply enjoy a good glass, you'll be impressed by the quality and craftsmanship of their wines.Tasting Room and Vineyard Views: At Texas Legato Winery, you can savor your wine tasting experience in their charming tasting room or on the scenic patio overlooking the vineyard. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the surrounding landscape as you sip on your favorite wine. It's the perfect setting to relax, unwind, and appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into each bottle.With our taste buds tantalized by the fine wines at Texas Legato Winery, let's now move on to the next section to explore the delectable food and dining options that Lampasas has to offer.Food and DiningThe Lampasas Drive-In is undeniably a must-visit spot for food and dining enthusiasts in Lampasas, Texas. This family-owned and operated establishment holds the title of being Elvis Presley's favorite food spot. As you step inside, you'll be greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere, reminiscent of the classic American diners of the past. The menu at the Lampasas Drive-In is filled with delicious options that will satisfy any craving.One of the standout items on the menu is their famous burgers. Sink your teeth into a juicy, perfectly cooked patty topped with all your favorite fixings. The flavors meld together in a mouthwatering explosion that will leave you wanting more. And don't forget to order a side of their must-try curly fries. These crispy, golden delights are the perfect accompaniment to any meal.But the Lampasas Drive-In offers more than just burgers. Their menu also features a variety of other classic dishes, including hot dogs, chicken tenders, and sandwiches. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty meal or a quick bite to eat, you'll find something to satisfy your cravings here.In addition to the delicious food, the Lampasas Drive-In also offers a nostalgic dining experience. Step back in time as you enjoy your meal in the comfort of your car or at one of the picnic tables outside. The friendly and attentive staff will ensure that your dining experience is enjoyable from start to finish.AccommodationWhat are some convenient accommodation options near Lampasas attractions? Here are three options to consider:Best Western Plus Lampasas Inn & Suites: This hotel is a recommended choice for its close proximity to Lampasas attractions. With comfortable and modern rooms, you can expect a pleasant stay. The hotel also offers excellent customer service and great amenities to enhance your experience.The Inn at Lampasas: Located in the heart of Lampasas, The Inn at Lampasas is another convenient accommodation option. This charming inn provides comfortable and cozy rooms, perfect for a relaxing stay. You'll also appreciate the friendly staff and their commitment to ensuring your comfort.Lampasas RV Park: For those looking for a unique accommodation experience, Lampasas RV Park is a great choice. This park offers spacious RV sites with full hookups, allowing you to enjoy the comforts of home while exploring Lampasas. The park also features amenities such as a swimming pool, laundry facilities, and a clubhouse.No matter which accommodation option you choose, you'll be able to enjoy the attractions of Lampasas with ease. From the outdoor beauty of Hanna Springs Sculpture Garden and Cooper Spring Nature Park to the historic landmarks like the World's Largest Spur and Lampasas County Courthouse, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this vibrant town.Frequently Asked QuestionsAre There Any Annual Events or Festivals Held in Lampasas, Texas?Yes, there are annual events and festivals held in Lampasas, Texas. These events bring the community together and offer a chance to celebrate local culture.From the Lampasas Spring Ho Festival, featuring parades, live music, and a carnival, to the Lampasas County Fair and Rodeo, showcasing thrilling rodeo performances and agricultural exhibits, there's something for everyone to enjoy.These events are a great way to experience the lively spirit of Lampasas and create lasting memories.What Are Some Popular Hiking Trails Near Lampasas?Some popular hiking trails near Lampasas include the trails at Cooper Spring Nature Park, Colorado Bend State Park, and Gorman Falls.These trails offer scenic views, opportunities to explore nature, and a chance to immerse ourselves in the beauty of the Texas Hill Country region.Whether we're seeking a leisurely stroll or a more challenging hike, these trails provide a great outdoor experience for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.Is There a Visitor Center or Tourist Information Office in Lampasas?Yes, there's a visitor center in Lampasas. It serves as a helpful resource for tourists and provides information about the city's attractions, events, and local businesses.The friendly staff at the visitor center can offer recommendations on the best things to do in Lampasas, such as visiting the outdoor attractions like the Hanna Springs Sculpture Garden or exploring the historic landmarks like the World's Largest Spur.Can You Recommend Any Unique Shopping Experiences in Lampasas?Sure!Lampasas offers some unique shopping experiences. You'll find local artisans and vendors at the Lampasas Farmers Market, where you can discover fresh produce and homemade goods.For a different kind of shopping, check out the Keystone Square Museum, housed in a former plumbing and sheet metal shop, which preserves period artifacts related to Lampasas' history.These shopping spots provide a chance to support local businesses while immersing yourself in the town's rich heritage.Are There Any Guided Tours Available to Explore the Natural Springs in Lampasas?Yes, there are guided tours available to explore the natural springs in Lampasas. These tours offer a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of the springs and learn about their significance.Led by knowledgeable guides, you'll discover the history and ecological importance of these natural wonders. From refreshing swims to relaxing picnic spots, the natural springs in Lampasas provide an ideal setting for outdoor activities.Don't miss out on this unique experience during your visit to Lampasas!ConclusionIn conclusion, Lampasas, Texas offers a wide range of activities and attractions for all interests. With beautiful outdoor attractions like the Hanna Springs Sculpture Garden and Cooper Spring Nature Park, there's something for everyone to enjoy.The town also boasts a rich history showcased in landmarks and murals. Visitors can explore the historical sites and learn about the town's past.For those who appreciate fine wine, Lampasas offers delicious wine tasting experiences at Texas Legato Winery. Visitors can sample a variety of wines and learn about the winemaking process.Overall, Lampasas is a charming town that has so much to offer. It's no wonder that 80% of visitors leave feeling inspired and rejuvenated. Don't miss out on exploring this hidden gem for yourself. submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] |
2024.05.17 09:21 Loud-Ad9446 Personal Album Review
 | (This is a personal review everyone has the right to their opinion) submitted by Loud-Ad9446 to zayn [link] [comments] I absolutely loved this album while I’m not much of a country fan because I find it slow and repetitive I think zayn made this album a masterpiece! He was able to make it country/folk like but make it unique especially with his voice riffs and instrumentals. This is probably my second favorite album of his because of how raw and unique it is, I also appreciate how much effort he has put in this album with his promo. I hope he does a tour with this album I’d love to hear these songs live! Anyways as I listen to each song I made quick little reviews so if ur interested here it is… (These r personal opinions if u love a song I might not have, ur welcomed to disagree🙂 this review is coming from someone who doesn’t really listen to country/folk) Dreamin - 7/10 A great song to start off the Album, it sets the whole vibe for the rest of the songs What I Am - 8.2/10 I loved this song when it first dropped and is what got me hyped for this album, I like everything about this Grateful - 7.7/10 The chorus was really my favorite, and the whole song is soulful Alienated- 4.7/10 A little too country and slow for my liking however I think his voice is so soothing like silk but also rough in a good way My Woman - 6.8/10 I love his raspy voice in this song and the beginning is my favorite part How It Feels - 9/10 My absolute favorite song on this album! The way he puts so much emotion in this track made me feel like I was floating, the instrumental was amazing as well, this track gave off James Arthur or James Bay vibes Stardust - 8/10 Very great song to listen to while outside and the instrumental sounds so good I love the backtrack Gates of Hell - 5/10 Repetitive however I’d like to think this song was aimed towards Yolanda so that makes me chuckle Birds on a Cloud - 7/10 Very upbeat song that has deep lyrics that I think people can relate to Concert Kisses - 6.9/10 A fun song to listen to while at a lake watching a sunset False start 7.7/10 It’s the type of song I see playing in a movie where the main characters are voyaging on their adventure The Time - 7/10 Amazing vocals Something in the water - 8/10 Very Zayn coded something I could see being in his album Icarus Falls, mix of soft chill R&B Shoot at will - 6.8/10 I think the song is about Gigi. I believe in certain lyrics he talks about seeing her in khai, and asks if she see’s him in her as well Fuchsia Sea - 8/10 A very chill zayn song, I liked the sound of this track Whole Album - 8/10 I think this is one of his best albums, you can really hear the creativity in this album as a whole. It’s so beautiful and soulful, I hope it gets recognized by the media! What you u think, is this ur favorite album? |
2024.05.17 09:17 dqb90 Apartment advice
Hi! I’ll be moving to New Haven in August. Never been in the US before. I need to sign a lease ahead of time and before my arrival. Most probably will ask a virtual tour before signing. Safety and proximity to Yale school of medicine is my priority. I prefer to live in a “luxury” apartment building. I looked at the Liberty building, olive & wooster, 900 chapel, 360 state street, the Taft, the whit, the archive. I found mixed reviews (mainly bad) and couldn’t come up with a conclusion. I would love to hear your experience and share which apartment building is best to live in? Thanks!
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2024.05.17 09:10 Delicious_Doubt7152 Need suggestions for my first bike. 1.8l-2.25 l budget
Hello everyone. Im contemplating buying my first bike for general use purpose ie. to and from office and the occasional hill station tour. I have no experience riding bikes but have 8 years on a TVS jupiter.
Which bike should I go for? I need good mileage, classy looks and good pillion seat support so bikes like MT-15 are a no go.
Id really appreciate your help in me joining the bikers club :D
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Which bike should I go for? I need good mileage, classy looks and good pillion seat support so bikes like MT-15 are a no go.
Id really appreciate your help in me joining the bikers club :D
2024.05.17 09:06 dqb90 900 Chapel? PMC Property Group?
PMC Property Group? Has anyone had any experience with PMC Property group? I a new to New Haven and need to find a place ahead of time, probably by a virtual tour. I did some research and found absolutely horrible yelp reviews. Not just bad, but most of them made it out like they were cheated out of their deposit, didn't address major issues like flooding, etc. Would love to hear about any experiences anyone's had with them or if you're currently living at any of their properties now.
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2024.05.17 08:59 FreddyBlackJack Whee In 1ST WORLD TOUR - Discussion, Questions, Meetups, and Reviews
 | Please use this post for all current Wheein tour: Discussion, Questions, Meetups, and ReviewsTicket Classifieds are in this post: https://www.reddit.com/mamamoo/comments/1bero7p/whee_in_the_mood_beyond_us_dates_ticket/(Please report any comments selling tickets in this post to be removed)https://preview.redd.it/5g38fqf5ax0d1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eae895675419ae650c407e85fa693c0cc1937927 |
2024.05.17 08:54 Laturlisa Advice Needed
I have never ridden an ebike before, I was planning to buy one for my daily commute to work (night shift) basically I don't have any transport back from work which is like 14kms away and I have recently got this job and don't wanna leave it. I was planning to buy the movelo ebike from walmart which is on a clearance sale for 378 CAD. I'm just trynna save money for my tuition. I couldn't find anything online about this bike but the reviews on the site says it's great and it only has PAS and no throttle. I'm just confused what to do cause on the other side I'm getting a Niu Kqi3pro scooter for 500CAD from FBM but I don't wanna go with a scooter but my mind is dicey cause the scooter is decent and reputable but the bike is kinda cheap. Any advice would be appreciated and don't hate me for thinking of getting a scooter I'm just trying to be employed and not burn out at the same time cause I got classes in the morning. Thank you.
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2024.05.17 08:52 Laturlisa Advice needed
I have never ridden an ebike before, I was planning to buy one for my daily commute to work (night shift) basically I don't have any transport back from work which is like 14kms away and I have recently got this job and don't wanna leave it. I was planning to buy the movelo ebike from walmart which is on a clearance sale for 378 CAD. I'm just trynna save money for my tuition. I couldn't find anything online about this bike but the reviews on the site says it's great and it only has PAS and no throttle. I'm just confused what to do cause on the other side I'm getting a Niu Kqi3pro scooter for 500CAD from FBM but I don't wanna go with a scooter but my mind is dicey cause the scooter is decent and reputable but the bike is kinda cheap. Any advice would be appreciated and don't hate me for thinking of getting a scooter I'm just trying to be employed and not burn out at the same time cause I got classes in the morning. Thank you.
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2024.05.17 08:35 DisturbedAlchemy Taskeen Caramel Cascade by Paris Corner - Full review! Is it a dupe for Bianco Latte?
 | https://preview.redd.it/2qgunpwqlx0d1.jpg?width=2715&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e6f85b8406d6de8a41ea6577f06506b3705a8d8d submitted by DisturbedAlchemy to fragranceclones [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/33xgpmjrlx0d1.jpg?width=2268&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=734161479e60428e8fca552131622d578e9adf76 As promised, here is the detailed review after 8.5 hours. I tested Taskeen Caramel Cascade (TCC to make live easier going forward) from 3.30 PM - 12 AM.
Skin Prep: I wore it on moisturized skin (unscented moisturizer - CeraVe) and applied Vaseline to my pulse points as well. I applied some Al-Rehab Chocomusk oil on my neck and the same pulse points to add some extra yumminess :) I then positively bathed in the TCC - I am an over-sprayer. Nothing below 20 sprays (yeah, you may end up coughing) and this is clothes plus on skin. I layered it with Victoria's secret BARE VANILLA mist as a topper. The combination of TCC + Chocomusk + BV, is mouthwatering! You have to try it! Initial observations:
Hope you got something from that review! Till the next one, Adios! |
2024.05.17 08:29 DisturbedAlchemy Taskeen Caramel Cascade by Paris Corner - Full review!
 | UPDATE!! Full review!! submitted by DisturbedAlchemy to DesiFragranceAddicts [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/jj7o8bjxkx0d1.jpg?width=2715&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=649490a4e70a895b87193fd5ead2085f89a187c9 https://preview.redd.it/zs7ejiuykx0d1.jpg?width=2268&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=44008ae7d7ac5ca2a150bea6fd2cd8f2be8667af As promised, here is the detailed review after 8.5 hours. I tested Taskeen Caramel Cascade (TCC to make live easier going forward) from 3.30 PM - 12 AM.
Skin Prep: I wore it on moisturized skin (unscented moisturizer - CeraVe) and applied Vaseline to my pulse points as well. I applied some Al-Rehab Chocomusk oil on my neck and the same pulse points to add some extra yumminess :) I then positively bathed in the TCC - I am an over-sprayer. Nothing below 20 sprays (yeah, you may end up coughing) and this is clothes plus on skin. I layered it with Victoria's secret BARE VANILLA mist as a topper. The combination of TCC + Chocomusk + BV, is mouthwatering! You have to try it! Initial observations:
Hope you got something from that review! Till the next one, Adios! |
2024.05.17 08:20 Professional_Cap350 Discover India Like Never Before: Top Tour Operators You Can Trust
 | IntroductionAre you dreaming of exploring India, but feeling overwhelmed by the sheer size and diversity of this incredible country? You’re not alone! Planning a trip to India can be a daunting task, but with the help of a trusted tour operator, your journey can be as seamless as it is unforgettable. In this blog, we'll dive into why choosing the right tour operator is crucial and introduce you to the top services and benefits they offer. Get ready to discover India like never before!An India tour operator specializes in creating and managing travel itineraries within India. They offer customized packages, guided tours, accommodation, and transportation, ensuring a seamless and enriching travel experience. With extensive local knowledge, they handle all logistics, allowing travelers to fully enjoy India's diverse attractions and cultures and india tour operator https://preview.redd.it/7zjqw61ijx0d1.jpg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9b1db4c769f9d5e2d2877e5b556f2b4ce3462c6a Why Travel to India?Historical RichesIndia is a land of ancient history and rich heritage. From the majestic Taj Mahal to the intricate carvings of Khajuraho temples, the country is a treasure trove of historical wonders. Each monument tells a story of its own, drawing you into the depths of India’s storied past.Diverse CulturesIndia’s cultural diversity is one of its most striking features. With over 2,000 distinct ethnic groups and more than 1,600 languages, every region offers a unique cultural experience. Festivals, dance forms, music, and cuisine vary dramatically, providing a kaleidoscope of cultural richness.Natural WondersFrom the towering Himalayas in the north to the serene backwaters of Kerala in the south, India’s natural beauty is unparalleled. Whether you're seeking the thrill of a jungle safari, the tranquility of a beach retreat, or the peace of a mountain trek, India has it all.The Importance of Choosing the Right Tour OperatorStress-Free PlanningPlanning a trip to India involves a lot of logistics—accommodation, transportation, itineraries, and more. A reputable tour operator takes care of all these details, allowing you to relax and enjoy your vacation without the stress of planning.Expert KnowledgeTour operators have extensive knowledge of India’s destinations. They can guide you to the best spots, hidden gems, and local favorites, ensuring you don’t miss out on anything worth seeing.Safety and ComfortTraveling in a foreign country can be intimidating, especially when it comes to safety and comfort. Tour operators ensure your safety by providing reliable transport and accommodations, and their local expertise helps you navigate any challenges smoothly.Top Services Offered by Indian Tour OperatorsTailor-Made ItinerariesEvery traveler is unique, and so are their preferences. Top Indian tour operators offer customized itineraries that cater to your specific interests, whether you’re into history, nature, adventure, or culture.Guided ToursKnowledgeable guides can make a world of difference in your travel experience. They offer insights and stories about the places you visit, making your journey more enriching and enjoyable.Accommodation ArrangementsFrom luxurious hotels to charming homestays, tour operators arrange accommodations that suit your budget and preferences. They ensure you stay at the best places, adding comfort to your adventure.Transport ServicesNavigating India’s vast geography can be tricky. Tour operators handle all transportation logistics, providing everything from private cars to domestic flights, ensuring smooth travel between destinations.Unique Local ExperiencesWant to learn Indian cooking or partake in a traditional festival? Tour operators can arrange unique local experiences that offer an authentic taste of Indian culture.Benefits of Using a Tour Operator in IndiaTime-SavingWith a tour operator, you save precious time on planning and logistics. This means more time to explore, relax, and enjoy your trip.Cost-EffectiveTour operators often have partnerships with hotels, transport services, and attractions, allowing them to offer better rates than you might find on your own.Hassle-Free ExperienceFrom booking to itinerary changes, tour operators handle all the details. This hassle-free experience means you can focus entirely on soaking up the sights and sounds of India.What to Look for in a Top Tour OperatorReputation and ReviewsStart by researching online reviews and testimonials. A good tour operator will have a solid reputation and positive feedback from previous travelers.Range of ServicesEnsure the tour operator offers a comprehensive range of services, including customized itineraries, guided tours, and local experiences.Customer SupportResponsive and reliable customer support is crucial. Choose a tour operator who is available to assist you throughout your journey.Pricing and ValueWhile pricing is important, value for money is crucial. Compare what different tour operators offer in their packages and choose the one that provides the best overall value.Popular Tour PackagesGolden Triangle TourThe Golden Triangle—Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur—is a classic introduction to India. This tour covers the iconic Taj Mahal, the vibrant markets of Jaipur, and the historic sites of Delhi.Kerala Backwater CruiseExperience the tranquil backwaters of Kerala on a houseboat cruise. This serene journey offers a glimpse into the slow-paced life of Kerala's villages and lush landscapes.Rajasthan Royal Heritage TourExplore the majestic palaces and forts of Rajasthan. From the pink city of Jaipur to the blue city of Jodhpur and the golden sands of Jaisalmer, this tour is a royal treat.Himalayan Trekking AdventureFor adventure enthusiasts, the Himalayan trekking tours offer breathtaking views and challenging trails. Popular treks include the Markha Valley in Ladakh and the Roopkund Trek in Uttarakhand.Goa Beach RetreatRelax on the sandy beaches of Goa, known for its vibrant nightlife and Portuguese heritage. This retreat is perfect for those looking to unwind and soak up the sun.Specialty Tours Offered by Indian Tour OperatorsWildlife SafarisIndia’s national parks and wildlife sanctuaries are home to diverse flora and fauna. Enjoy a safari in Ranthambore, Jim Corbett, or Kaziranga to spot tigers, elephants, and rhinos.Culinary ToursIndulge in India’s diverse culinary traditions with a food tour. Learn to cook traditional dishes and sample regional specialties, from spicy street food to royal Rajasthani feasts.Cultural Immersion TripsImmerse yourself in Indian culture with trips that focus on local traditions, crafts, and festivals. Visit artisans’ workshops, attend local festivals, and learn about India’s cultural heritage.Spiritual JourneysExplore India’s spiritual side with tours to holy sites and ashrams. From the ghats of Varanasi to the ashrams of Rishikesh, these journeys offer spiritual enrichment and peace.Customer Testimonials and Success StoriesHearing from previous travelers can provide insight into what you can expect from a tour operator. Look for testimonials that highlight positive experiences, excellent service, and memorable trips.Current Trends in the Indian Tour IndustrySustainable TourismThere’s a growing focus on sustainable tourism practices. Tour operators are incorporating eco-friendly options, supporting local communities, and promoting responsible travel.Adventure TourismAdventure tourism is on the rise, with more travelers seeking thrills. From trekking and rafting to paragliding and scuba diving, India offers numerous adventure activities.Wellness TourismIndia, the land of yoga and Ayurveda, is a popular destination for wellness tourism. Many tour operators offer packages that include yoga retreats, spa treatments, and Ayurvedic therapies.Tips for an Unforgettable Indian TourBest Time to VisitIndia’s climate varies significantly, so plan your visit according to the region and season. The winter months (October to March) are generally the best time to explore most parts of the country.Essential Packing TipsPack light but include essentials like comfortable clothing, a good pair of walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and any necessary medications. Don’t forget a power adapter for your electronics.Health and Safety AdviceStay hydrated, avoid drinking tap water, and be cautious with street food. It’s also a good idea to have travel insurance that covers health and safety emergencies.Inbound Travel Company in IndiaAn inbound travel company in India specializes in organizing travel services for international visitors coming to India. They provide comprehensive packages that include accommodation, transportation, guided tours, and unique local experiences. With expert knowledge of India's diverse destinations and cultural heritage, these companies ensure a seamless and memorable experience for travelers, managing all logistics from arrival to departure and inbound travel company in IndiaConclusionChoosing the right tour operator can make all the difference in your Indian adventure. With their expert knowledge, customized services, and commitment to your comfort and safety, they ensure you discover India in the most enriching way possible. So, pack your bags and get ready to explore the incredible diversity and beauty of India |
2024.05.17 08:18 billan31 Van Rysel EDR AF 105
Hi everyone,
I recently got a new bike and don’t plan on getting another one anytime soon. I'm looking for recommendations on upgrades, particularly wheels, tires, and a saddle.
I've read reviews about Superteam wheels and they seem promising, but I'm curious if there are better options at a similar price point. As for tires and a saddle, I have no idea where to start, so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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I recently got a new bike and don’t plan on getting another one anytime soon. I'm looking for recommendations on upgrades, particularly wheels, tires, and a saddle.
I've read reviews about Superteam wheels and they seem promising, but I'm curious if there are better options at a similar price point. As for tires and a saddle, I have no idea where to start, so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help!
2024.05.17 08:17 billan31 Van Rysel EDR AF 105
Hi everyone,
I recently got a new bike and don’t plan on getting another one anytime soon. I'm looking for recommendations on upgrades, particularly wheels, tires, and a saddle.
I've read reviews about Superteam wheels and they seem promising, but I'm curious if there are better options at a similar price point. As for tires and a saddle, I have no idea where to start, so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help!
submitted by billan31 to bike [link] [comments]
I recently got a new bike and don’t plan on getting another one anytime soon. I'm looking for recommendations on upgrades, particularly wheels, tires, and a saddle.
I've read reviews about Superteam wheels and they seem promising, but I'm curious if there are better options at a similar price point. As for tires and a saddle, I have no idea where to start, so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help!