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Marty Cormack

Day 36:
Is our snow drought coming to an end? There was barely a half inch of new snow as I set out for a ride on the city trails on my for 12.5 miles. But along the way it started snowing heavily, and on the way back, I could barely make out the tracks of my bike from when I started; it is approaching two inches deep, the most we've gotten since before Christmas. The winds were light and it was 25F (-4C) so it was rather pleasant riding in the snow.

Dark grey FatBoy bicycle leaning against a tree trunk in Slatterly Park looking South with a curve of Bear Creek behind. It is snowing heavily and the 10th street bridge is disappearing and the trees in the distance are almost gone from view.
Dark grey FatBoy bicycle leaning against the railing of the golf cart bridge over the Zumbro River in Soldiers Field Golf Course looking South while it is snowing. Canada Geese can be seen below in the mostly open river. The river here is mostly a flood control trench with flood control riprap on either side.
Dark grey FatBoy bicycle leaning against a large but rotting tree trunk section laying flat with the Bear Creek Trail covered with snow in the foreground and right, and a curve in the ice and snow covered creek behind through the bare trees.
Feb 08, 2025, 07:43 PM·Public·Web
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