Turkey Ride
This morning was a little windy, and a bit chilly, but I went out anyway. I had to stop at work, so I took the long way around.
I started by heading north on Sharon Chapel and Klondike Roads. Between the two, Drury Lane is part of a short cut. While riding through this quiet residential neighborhood, I heard the gobble of a turkey close by. It turns out that I experienced a sighting of the turkey that my son used to see during his morning bus ride to school. This guy was all puffed out, perhaps upset by my presence, or maybe just his reflection in the screen door.
The Turkey of Drury Lane
I turned east on 500N, and the slight tailwind made a quick, enjoyable ride. As I passed a small country church a lady who was getting out of her car with a large box of doughnuts said hi as I rolled by.
Roadkill
Sheep
This is the Second of These Markers I Have Come Across
Here's the First
Miles Ridden: 21.2
I started by heading north on Sharon Chapel and Klondike Roads. Between the two, Drury Lane is part of a short cut. While riding through this quiet residential neighborhood, I heard the gobble of a turkey close by. It turns out that I experienced a sighting of the turkey that my son used to see during his morning bus ride to school. This guy was all puffed out, perhaps upset by my presence, or maybe just his reflection in the screen door.
I turned east on 500N, and the slight tailwind made a quick, enjoyable ride. As I passed a small country church a lady who was getting out of her car with a large box of doughnuts said hi as I rolled by.
Here's the First
Miles Ridden: 21.2
posted by Dan at 9:47 PM
2 Comments:
Great shot of the turkey, Dan. I've seen them in the wild before, but I've never seen a suburban turkey.
That looks like a fun ride -- sad about the roadkill, though. That turkey rules.
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