It didn't rain Saturday, but it didn't "not rain" either. There was a fine mist in the air.
It wasn't enough to get my gear wet, but I had to wipe the moisture from my helmet vizor from time to time.
It was a very busy weekend and the ride Saturday was urban and all too short.
Once again, I was grateful for all the green spaces to be found in the City.
Springtime in St. Louis: Dogwood and barbeque.
On Sunday, I even caught a glimpse of the ever elusive lawn serpent.
"Dogwood and BBQ". Oh. I'm so nostalgic. I can smell all of that and the freshly mown grass...magnolias out yet?
ReplyDeleteThe magnolias have pretty much all gone. Their peak was a week or so ago. I did find a few during my commute.
DeleteYou got the smells right :^)
~k
Is the lawn serpent a dangerous or an endangered species?
ReplyDeleteI go by the place I discovered the lawn serpent at least twice a week and have never noticed it before, yet it doesn't look new. It is funny how suddenly things appear even in the most familiar of places. I know Heather wants one...of course, not having yard presents a small problem.
Delete~k
Nice lawn serpent. Have never seen one "in person". I hear that they prey on scooter tires...
ReplyDeleteNice comment Richard. Yes, I suspect if one go too close to it with ones scooter it could be very bad indeed :^)
DeleteNice to see the blossoms and green grass out in your area. No more snow allowed.
ReplyDeleteKeith:
ReplyDeleteI don't think we have any Lawn Serpents around here BUT, in Kelowna they have the Ogopogo Serpent
http://www.ogopogoquest.com/
bob
Riding the Wet Coast
Nessie! THERE you are! You silly girl...get back in the house!
ReplyDeleteLoved it!