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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Clever--- I wrote a comment then didn't hit the big blue button, below. Oh well. What I said was-- Ya gotta me nutz to ride a two wheeler in the winter in SD!
ReplyDelete...I see people still riding their bikes in the snow.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I'd even try to ride a bike in the snow. Great photo!
ReplyDeleteI think that in this weather, it would be better to leave it where it is or, even better, store it somewhere indoors.
ReplyDeleteThere are lots of people here who ride in the snow. Not me. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHa caído una buena nevada. No parece que sea el mejor momento para hacer un buen uso de las bicicletas. El monocromo es esplendido.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
If it just snow on the ground riding a bicycle is no problem, but if there is ice under the snow it can be hazardous.
DeleteIt doesn't look as if they're going anywhere :-) Nicely photographed.
ReplyDeleteuf, we had proper snow two days ago, and I saw people riding bikes... not the safest solution.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I love the snow in the winter ... it is about the only thing I like about winter though. I am not big on cold weather and I dispise the gray, gloomy days of winter ... they tend to be depressing. That said, there are plenty of things I can do to keep my spirits up no matter what the weather is. I loved the picture of the rough legged Hawk. Haven't seen anything but Red Tails around here for years. All of the wonderful wild life keeps getting pushed out of their habitat to make room for more houses ... they say we have a houseing shortage, but really? I prefer natural settings and watching the wildlife enjoy and survive in peace.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, you are correct about my picture. The chances are very good that we didn't want our picture taken. We seldom appreciated anyone interrupting our play. Amazing how when I was young we were very creative about ways to entertain ourselves. Now the younger generation has their face stuck in a phone from morning till night. Oh well ... life is still good in spite of all the irritating things that go on around us. Be well and stay warm.
take care out there on the streets
ReplyDeleteIt's already dangerous on foot with the black ice, so on a bicycle...
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