I'm so happy to be back on my bike again. Late the other day, I took a ride that wasn't a commute for the first time in weeks. I was going to meet some people for dinner in the Village, which meant I would have to lock my bike on the street. And I knew that there was still a lot of ice and sand on the streets. So I took my LeTour, as its tires are the closest things to snow and ice treads I have.
It wasn't a long ride, but enough to stimulate my senses. I got this glimpse of dusk on the Hudson River near Christopher Street in Manhattan.
And this--with the relatively rare sight of ice on the Hudson--just north of 14th Street:
I did what I could with my primitive cell phone. But I think I captured something of what the light, if not the cold air, felt like! If nothing else, they're whetting my appetite for more riding.
It wasn't a long ride, but enough to stimulate my senses. I got this glimpse of dusk on the Hudson River near Christopher Street in Manhattan.
And this--with the relatively rare sight of ice on the Hudson--just north of 14th Street:
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