Wednesday, October 03, 2007
late afternoon
By late in the day, I can't stand it. I leave my office and head toward the bike path.
You can do that in Madison -- hit the trail within minutes of your central digs. Past the lakes...
... with only minor obstacles. [I imagine in the polar regions, people feel about penguins as I feel about geese: too omnipresent to be noted for their beauty; so move out of my path, already!]
Back in April, I blogged about the Hmong farmers, renting land on the periphery of Madison, growing foods, flowers. Now, in early October, the harvest is winding down. Still, the work continues. Squash, green onions, cosmos. Long list. No more bugs now. Just a beautiful day to be outside.
One more look at the wetlands, now in dusk, with the same old geese looking regal now rather than pesty.
A good ride. It's so easy here: the bike is unlatched, the helmet is on and there you have it. So long as the weather holds.
You can do that in Madison -- hit the trail within minutes of your central digs. Past the lakes...
... with only minor obstacles. [I imagine in the polar regions, people feel about penguins as I feel about geese: too omnipresent to be noted for their beauty; so move out of my path, already!]
Back in April, I blogged about the Hmong farmers, renting land on the periphery of Madison, growing foods, flowers. Now, in early October, the harvest is winding down. Still, the work continues. Squash, green onions, cosmos. Long list. No more bugs now. Just a beautiful day to be outside.
One more look at the wetlands, now in dusk, with the same old geese looking regal now rather than pesty.
A good ride. It's so easy here: the bike is unlatched, the helmet is on and there you have it. So long as the weather holds.
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Such clarity in your photos. I really need to get down to Madison again. I miss it.
ReplyDeleteAnd Mineral Point along the way.