It sounded like rain when I went to bed last night but when I pulled my bike out of the garage this morning, that rain had turned to snow. Big, white fluffy flakes filled the sky and changed the just-turning-green lawn a clean white.
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Here we go again |
After nearly
seven months of snow, I had hung the winter bike up in the rafters of the garage when the first melt began a few weeks ago. Putting the winter bike away meant having to dodge the odd patch of ice (mostly in the shady spots) since my regular commuting bike doesn't have studs - just big knobby tires.
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The big knobbies |
For all intents and purposes, this snowfall is more like a white rain and it reminds me of Dustin Hoffman's line from
"Wag the Dog" when he says "This is nothing!"
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