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Marty Cormack

Today was not as warm as yesterday (40F, 4C) but was a lot less windy. So I took my gravel out for a ride on the city trails and the Douglas State Trail to Douglas and back for 30 miles. There were a lot of folks walking their dogs on the trails. I did see a couple other recreational cyclists, and several more commuters. I did not see much wildlife except the Canada Geese, Mallards and Crows, which we see every day.

day 26.

Dark brown Diverge bicycle with Bar Mitts leaning on a tree stump next to the Chicago Great Western concrete obelisk milepost "M 137" on the left of the asphalt Douglas State Trail looking Northwest, with bare trees surrounding and houses on the right under partly clear skies.
Dark brown Diverge bicycle with Bar Mitts leaning on the brown painted wooden Douglas Trail milepost "4" with the asphalt trail on the left with bare trees on the left and tall grass and an open field on the right.
Dark brown Diverge bicycle with Bar Mitts leaning on the post for a blue snowmobile route sign with the snowless snowmobile trail to the left and the paved trail further to the left. The sign has Oronoco 7 mi, Pine Island 9 mi, Byron 10 mi, Kasson 13 mi, Wanamingo 22 mi, Stewartville 30 mi, Mantorville 30 mi, Plaineview (sic) 35 mi.
Jan 29, 2025, 08:31 PM·Public·Web
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