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    The clouds passed eventually. I was hoping it wouldn't rain on my first night camping wild.: by luke_collings, Views[275]
         		 The man in the moon decided to make an appearance and create a beautiful light show above Shimizu.: by luke_collings, Views[288]
         		 I had cycled in the dark under the ferris wheel several hours before. There was a show on and the whole area was swarming with fans. I looked back into the past and reflected on how when I was over in the distance on the other side of the bay, I hadn't known where I'd be now. It's a shame my bike didn't float and have a propeller because the round about way I'd come had added an extra 15km.: by luke_collings, Views[297]
         		 I took this opportunity to learn better how my camera worked and using different shutter speeds and stand I was really pleased with the results for such a small pocket camera.: by luke_collings, Views[299]
         		 I had a beautiful view of the Shimizu dock yard with all its cranes and lights. Throughout the night you could hear the factories churning in the distance.: by luke_collings, Views[460]
     
    After starting in Mishima around 2pm then cycling 60km down the coast of Suruga Bay. I managed to find a good site to camp overlooking the docks and sat for a while with a beer watching the lights reflect upon the water and the fishermen relaxing by the bay. It was a very tranquil scene.: by luke_collings, Views[341]
         		 The Thorn and I with Mt Fuji behind in the distance.: by luke_collings, Views[2476]
         		 This brought back memories from three months ago when I tried to climb the mountain but got stuck in a gale. The weather was much better today.: by luke_collings, Views[301]
         		 I'd always wanted a photo of the bike with Mt Fuji as a backdrop. I knew whilst cycling down the Pacific cycling route that I may have the chance. The mountain is shy at the best of times so I took the opportunity to take this photo.: by luke_collings, Views[347]
         		 After taking the bullet train from Tokyo to Mishima and setting up the bike, I hadn't gone far before realising that I needed some food. I almost choked on my salad by this bizzare spectacle, a car with an exact replica of the same car on the dashboard, like a Russian doll but this had gone very very wrong.: by luke_collings, Views[384]
     
    I felt some kind of connection to the blasted motorbike whilst wheeling my heavily laden touring bike around. It seemed like the pedal equivalent of what was next to me. The owner was very proud, as you can see. I wonder what his house looks like, can you imagine?: by luke_collings, Views[553]
         		 Whilst Tim stood watching me rifle through my front panniers to find items that might be best elswhere to relieve the handlebar shake, this garish fairground attraction pulled up. The machine played merry go round music whilst ticking over much to our amusement. It seemed for me a perfect finale for Tokyo having something so perfectly wacky Japanese turn up. I reckoned I wouldn't be seeing many of these around in rural China so we got the camera out.: by luke_collings, Views[395]
         		 Leaving my friends the Williams's apartment in Ogikubo early on Sunday morning. I was pretty nervous and getting on the bike and discovering a lot of handlebar shake didn't make it any better. The bike seemed so unstable that I wasn't sure how I'd make it to the station, let alone Osaka.: by luke_collings, Views[360]
         		 This is Taku and I at Cycle Works in Kichijoji, Tokyo ( http://www.c-w-s.co.jp/ ) Taku did an excellent job of setting up the bike for me. After buying my first bike and having the Thorn built here I left Tokyo feeling confident that all would be fine with the equipment. : by luke_collings, Views[532]
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