Ride like the wind
A recent work break walk on a windy day caught this guy making the most of the wind at Onondaga Lake Park. On wheels. In the parking lot. Cool.
The arches await
The preparation at Onondaga Lake Park is more serious. I can picture the walkers going through the arches all bright with holiday colors the opening two nights first, though.
You’ve been framed
The leaves that dot my work break stroll in the Village of Liverpool really hung in there this October. Go figure.
Not quite as red as I’d like it
I am still hoping for that brilliant October red. Getting closer in my Onondaga Lake Park strolls.
It is going to be November soon
The Onondaga Lake Marina sure is starting to look like autumn during my work break strolls.
Less boats, more lights
The folks are busy putting up the Lights on the Lake displays that line my work walks, for sure. Others have been taking their boats home from the marina. Or to wherever they store them these coming months.
Simple and attractive
Taking the quick stroll between the library and Dunkin’ in the Village of Liverpool, I pass the Retreat. The restaurant/lounge is ready for Halloween, simply and with nice style.
Spooky, in a nice way
On a walk through the blocks of our Liverpool neighborhood of Galeville with my dear wife Karen and our cherished rescue mutt Ellie B, we enjoyed the Halloween preparations. Nicely done.
Put a face on your attraction to that pumpkin stand
In case you’re not in the mood for carving your pumpkin, the folks at Ontario Orchards have you covered. Pre-drawn faces are available.
Don’t forget that treat for your doggie
All that great stuff at Ontario Orchards made my dear wife Karen and I smile. We brought something home besides apples and apple pies. Yes, treats for our cherished rescue mutt Ellie B aka Dogamous Pyle also made their way into the cart.
Mark Bialczak 