Our hall table, items for a state park hike tomorrow. Earlier today, ducked into Trader Joe’s to pick up supplies. The store had been reorganized yet again, I couldn’t find gorp in the usual spot, so grabbed the first things I saw. Lunch on the trail will be good, it always is.
Category: Move
Minneapolis Viewpoint
Found this Minneapolis viewpoint on my cycle ride.
Zig and Zag
Cycled to St. Paul’s Lake Como with a friend. On the way back, zigged and zagged up a ramp to get to this pedestrian bridge. Once, it must have traversed more than the two rail tracks below.
Fading to Grey
On my walk: snow fell and the towers of Downtown slowly faded to grey.
Not a Day for a Fair-Weather Cyclist
Decided today was not the best day for cycling, with snow falling about one inch per hour. On my walk, I did spot a few cyclists and a shirtless runner.
Luce Line to Medicine Lake
Cycled west out of of Minneapolis on a section of the Luce Line, then around Medicine Lake, my longest ride this year.
Cycling through Fall Colors
Cycled through fall colors.
Sunday Morning Tradition
Went for a walk, as we usually do on a Sunday morning.
Bridges of Hennepin County
Crossed thirteen Mississippi bridges on a “The Bridges of Hennepin County” cycle ride with a friend. On this bridge, we pushed our bicycles while avoiding eye contact with the locomotive operator
Navigating by US Presidents
Every week I look forward to cycling adventures with my friend, Dave, not least because he’s a better navigator than me. He also knows his presidents, which is helpful when we explore Northeast Minneapolis. Minneapolis streets are in alphabetical or numerical order, except when they’re not. Notably, Northeast Minneapolis streets are in presidential chronological order.…… Continue reading Navigating by US Presidents