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That was lucky, since the silly boat kept moving. I almost missed it. The heron was a much more cooperative subject.
5 years agoI'd say this is a stroke of luck .. to have both a sailboat and a heron pose for photos with a beautiful mountain backdrop on the same day.
5 years agoAnd how handy that the attractive sailboat positioned itself just so for the photo!
5 years agoOh, shoot. I didn’t even think of that, but it would have made a pretty good video clip. We’ll have to bike back through Everett and over that bridge for a second pass.
5 years agoThey were beautiful really, running in circles by themselves like a synchronized swimming team.
5 years agoIt wasn’t as bad as all that, really. Everything was going too smoothly and the trip was just needing a bit of drama.
5 years agoIt wasn’t all that bad, really. We are just so spoiled. We need to take the rare opportunity to grouse when it comes along.
5 years agoWhat Jen said.
5 years agoSorry about this day. Hope you get some good rest to shake it off.
Here's to a better day tomorrow!
Looks pretty bad to me! Yikes.
5 years agoWow! Those are some athletic-looking horses.
5 years agoGood gracious! Would love to see that bovine in motion.
If it could speak English, I imagine it would be saying things like "Whoopsidaisies!" and "Doh! Pardon me!" fairly often.
Very cool that you heard back from Jessica and friends about their hike! Thanks for including their story and photos.
Also - glad that Jamie and Seong encouraged the stop at the cheese place. Always fun to learn something new .. and nice of Nidia to show you (and us) how it all works!
I don’t think it does. It doesn’t look like there’s any crossing over the mouth of the Serpentine River other than the rail line.
5 years ago
HI,
5 years agoCoastlines can have a lot of hills, cant they? Much more wearying than long climbs, I think.
Cheers,
Keith