Yesterday, the day known as Friday, it was back to Lucy Park's backwoods jungle I ventured to for some salubrious nature communing via high speed walking whilst being on high alert for slithering snakes in the grass.
Today, the day known as Saturday, the third such day in May, it was back to nearby Sikes Lake I ventured for some high speed walking with no worry about snakes in the grass, just goslings in the grass being not too worrisome.
The above photo is looking east from the west end of Sikes Lake, at one of the two bridges which cross the lake.
Yesterday's predicted severe thunderstorms did not happen. Not even on drop of rain, let alone any loud booming. Today has had a cold front blow in, lowering the temperature to 75 at the time I was lake walking.
Back when I lived in Washington, 75 degrees seemed hot, almost too hot. Now I am so acclimated to heat that 75 degrees feels chilly. A pleasant type of chilly.
75 degrees is cooler than what I have my A/C set to.
Sikes Lake's biggest gosling flock was pretty much at the same location I saw them at two days ago.
You can see what a good job the geese do at keeping the lawn clipped short...
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