Sometimes Twitter gets it bang on
As is traditional when we get a couple of days’ sunshine, I am currently stuck under a pile of All The Work, so I’ve mostly had to just sit and watch it out of my study window, but I did have an afternoon appointment in town.
You honestly couldn’t pay me to drive on a day like today, because it was my only real chance to enjoy the sunshine.
On my way in I encountered a friend, a photographer, who has started this little project on Facebook. After chatting for a while, she offered to add me to the roster of ‘humans’ and took my photo there and then,* and then we went on our way
It was only as I was riding home again later in the afternoon, that it struck me how fortunate we are to live in a place where one can have a brief photo shoot in the middle of the road, and not be interrupted by a single vehicle, and not even think it remarkable.
It scrubs up quite well when the sun shines, too.
* As I have to write a few words before it gets put up, I may not be appearing there for a while
Here in TX panhandle, we average 264 sunny days a year and get 18 inches (45.24 cm) of rain per year. We will gladly trade sun for rain.
As soon as we can work out how to package it up, it’s on its way