I've just been out to the supermarket, on my trusty bicycle. I know some of you are curious about my bike, which looks a lot like Elizabeth's. Except, you'll notice, mine has all the trimmings - the extra back basket, the parasol holder, and the blue thing you see in the back basket is a folded up plastic covering for when it rains. I can carry things in the basket and they don't get wet.
Today it is not raining. It is very, VERY hot out there in the sun. But there is a nice breeze. This breeze almost caused me to take to the air. I had the parasol up as I was riding along. (The Man tells me I should sing the icecream song when I have the parasol up, and if I knew it I would.)
On my way home I did a little detour and discovered where the school buses are parked. Around here we have school buses that make kids WANT to go to school.
While I was photographing the bicycle I felt like I was being watched. I turned around and saw our friendly turtledove visitor. Since it was clearly posing, I took its picture, too.
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Thursday, July 28, 2005
Bikes, buses, and birds
Posted by Badaunt at 3:19 pm 7 comments
7 comments:
GREAT pics!! I haven't seen any bikes with parasols around here, though I don't know why not as it's sooooo hot and there's nothing worse than a sunburnt part (on your head).
The parasol on the bike is so cool! How fun to ride around with something like that. And the busses are cool too! If I didn't get freaked out at the thought of Japanese food I'd really like to visit the country someday and see all the interesting sites. It just seems like such a very different country from anything I can even imagine.
Now THAT is a cool bicycle!
It's always good to see your photos :-) Love the bike!
Love those buses - what a clever idea, and irresistable to kids. Gorgeous shot of the turtledove.
luv the byke
That parasol is all the reason I need to start wanting a bike. Fantastic.
:-D
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