A mixed media ride yesterday, pavement and gravel. Saw a bunch of turkeys really close up on town highway 23, a class four road over by Field Days.
Jesus Christ, why is getting up at 5:15 so much more difficult than 5:45??
and you willingly sent your daughter into that?First day of third grade. Parents in no mask to kids who haven't seen each other since winter break: "MAINTAIN DISTANCE!"
Me:
no bueno.Last night I discovered that the grippy bits on the tips of the fingers and thumbs on my gloves turn to ice when wet. Making this discovery on a loose, rocky downhill while trying to activate my dropper post feels something akin to what I imagine the morning after a vasectomy would feel like.
It's all good. I'm done with themno bueno.
also, i'm digging the lucky holler.
At least the kids have to wear masks...and you willingly sent your daughter into that?
i foresee this ending well.At least the kids have to wear masks...
It's all good until little Billy goes to school wearing an Iron Man mask and comes home wearing Jimmy's Batman maskAt least the kids have to wear masks...
@Adventurous and I spent most of our time not in class during college there.
Not much gets the blood flowing like hearing a pack of them (or anything) while riding at night, a lone, in the pitch black.Pretty sure I saw a juvenile coyote on last night’s hike. Was reddish grey and too big to be a cat. Too fat to be a fox and definitely not a raccoon. I’ve seen their fur covered scat on the trail before and there have been several missing dog posters recently.
People in my neighborhood have posted videos of them trotting around with neighborhood cats in their mouths.Pretty sure I saw a juvenile coyote on last night’s hike. Was reddish grey and too big to be a cat. Too fat to be a fox and definitely not a raccoon. I’ve seen their fur covered scat on the trail before and there have been several missing dog posters recently.
I hope Covid reduces the traffic around the schools because that shit is ridiculous.
People around here do the same, except they are sans cats. Its like the concept of there being coyotes in our midst is mindblowing and a major cause for concern.People in my neighborhood have posted videos of them trotting around with neighborhood cats in their mouths.
Oh, I am sure my neighbors feel the same way. I just LOL and hope the next one is the cat that pisses on my car.People around here do the same, except they are sans cats. Its like the concept of there being coyotes in our midst is mindblowing and a major cause for concern.
Once in a full moon. It has been a while since I went the last time.
Yeah, we got coyotes - I saw a large coywolf on our trails not a long time ago, we got foxes, we got fishercats. Cats here need to be true survivors.People around here do the same, except they are sans cats. Its like the concept of there being coyotes in our midst is mindblowing and a major cause for concern.
Many city cats only see dogs and other animals on leashes and have no understanding that things may try to kill them. I suspect many cats around here taken by coyotes probably rubbed up against them first.We have had cats here for four decades, may have lost two to predators...
Jesus, dude, take care!Kissed my shin with a Husqvarna rancher. Dammit I will take pedal strikes anyday!
I was able to drive myself to the ER. Fuggin ehJesus, dude, take care!
i've managed to avoid direct strikes while sawing but i got a wicked burn when the blade hit my calf walking out of the woods one day.Kissed my shin with a Husqvarna rancher. Dammit I will take pedal strikes anyday!