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August Bike Ride

Well, it certainly has been a long time since I've posted something here.  I just haven't wanted to.  I've had a strong urge to hibernate and/or withdraw since covid, Ukraine, world craziness and house renovations.  Anyway, the other day, TP and I finally got out for a bike ride this summer and it was a great ride.  I have an old HTC phone so the picture quality isn't the best, but I have a couple to post anyway.  The temperature was perfect and since it was mid week there were only a few people out on the millennium trail.  It was a peaceful ride as we passed by a newly plowed hayfield.....

Plowed Hayfield


.....and row after row of tall corn stalks. 




August Corn


I don't know the name of this type of cloud, but they added to the enjoyment of the ride.


August Clouds


The humidity has passed, the evenings are cooler, but summer is still here.  Ah, but the crickets are out and some of them are loud.

“The crickets felt it was their duty to warn everybody that summertime cannot last forever.” ―E.B. White


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