Sunday roadkill report
Jun. 11th, 2006 03:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jhetleyOne raccoon who has raided his last garbage can, a couple of chipmunks. We'll hope the latter had enough time on earth to add their bit of cute, offsetting a serious lack of that material. Also a couple of UFOs -- unidentified flattened objects. Size could have been squirrel or even rat, in which case they wouldn't count. Or muskrat, which would. I can usually make a good guess as to the former form of roadkill, but those? Could have been naked mole rats. (No fur remaining.)
Actual sunshine has occurred (along with some clouds of questionable intent) so I cranked the bicycle across to the airport and out to the lake and back. This route never takes me further than ten miles from home and shelter, with most of it less than five. Ox-eye daisies blooming in the roadside ditches, orange hawkweed joining the yellow, lupines nearing full bloom. Shame I had to concentrate on the asphalt, but some sections of that route need serious repair and repaving.
27.03 miles, 2:07:10
Actual sunshine has occurred (along with some clouds of questionable intent) so I cranked the bicycle across to the airport and out to the lake and back. This route never takes me further than ten miles from home and shelter, with most of it less than five. Ox-eye daisies blooming in the roadside ditches, orange hawkweed joining the yellow, lupines nearing full bloom. Shame I had to concentrate on the asphalt, but some sections of that route need serious repair and repaving.
27.03 miles, 2:07:10
