I have so many photos that I’m splitting them into three galleries: Dealey Plaza, Turner House and then Bishop Arts; in the same order we rode.  The lighting was kind of weird at Dealey Plaza because we were either in the full sun, or mostly shade.  Not ideal but oh well.

The weather could not have been more perfect. I’m guessing there was a couple of hundred people there, and I have hundreds more photos that I’m still sorting though.  I’ll be posting more photos as time permits.

You can see another 2011 tweed ride gallery here and here (Flickr).  They’re all over Facebook by now.  If you have a gallery from the Tweed Ride send me a link and I’ll add it.  More at Suburban Assault and Dallas Cycle Chic.

Also, for the hard core tweed lover in you, drop by Riding Pretty to see Shelly’s links and photos from tweed rides all over the world.

Big thanks to the Bike Friendly Oak Cliff crew for organizing this event.  Nice work!

- Chris

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Christopher Curnutt

Chris started riding a bike again when he noticed the Preston Ridge Trail being constructed across the street from his house. Since then he co-founded Biking in Dallas, has gone through countless Craigslist bike projects (some better than others) and can be found pedaling around town on a Electra Ticino with a camera in tow.

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