Bikes are Fun!

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Nice ride around the neighborhood. Only saw two others in three hours, and a bunch of nature. I saw a garter snake, a little toad, a mommy mallard with chicks, some whitetails, and all sorts of birds. Oh, and mosquitoes, lots of mosquitoes.

The good thing about bike riding is that they can't land on you as long as you don't stop moving.. But when you get a flat.. boy do they come in force. The great blue that used to hang around the river hasn't been around this year.. I wonder where it went....







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Anonymous said…
the great blue just flew over my house today. I'll send him back.z
8:23 PM, June 05, 2007
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