Showing posts with label bicycling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bicycling. Show all posts

Saturday, June 16, 2012

Trying Out New App

I think with this new app I can layout my posts better. Like adding multiple photos?

yay! :)

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Easter Feaster

The Easter bunny decided to join Kav and I at breakfast on Sunday.  He was delish :-9

 


The weather was the nicest it has been all year peaking at about 80 degrees!  I am claiming that this marks the start of bike season (for me at least).  So after breakfast, Kavan headed off to study and I headed on my bike down to the Common to enjoy the scenery.  Almost everything was in bloom, the swan boats were paddling around the pond, there was a drum line near the visitor center...  Little girls in white fluffy dresses and little boys in miniature suits pranced around discovering all of the sights and sounds at the Common.   Everyone was in their Easter Best.


I decided to take a different route back home, and oh boy what a ride!  The bike trail curved alongside the Charles River, which today was filled with drifting sail boats and lined with thousands of delicate blossoms.  I stopped several times to take pictures.





Finally, it was time for the Easter Feaster.  I didn't go all out, but it was nice to make a well rounded dinner.  Of course, it wouldn't have been complete without Easter Bunny carrot cake! One of my own, new traditions :)



<3 Liz

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Perfect Autumn Bike Ride

Yesterday was the epitome of a pleasant New England fall day, sunny, slightly breezy, ~68 degrees. The leaves have finally started to turn and are beginning to splash the sidewalks with their bright colors. I knew I had to be outdoors, and decided to go on a little bike ride along the Charles River, something I had been putting off waaaay too long.  Including a couple of missed turns, the ride was a leisurely 7 mi and an wonderful way to relax on a beautiful Saturday.



View Fall Bike Ride - Oct 2 in a larger map


The view was so quaint (as many things are in Boston).  There were almost as many geese out as there were people!



There were a couple of kayak boathouses along the way which were popular as well.


The park near the shore even had a little inlet complete with ducks and lily pads.


And apparently plenty of food....