Look at the daylight lights
Early morning view. In 12 hours they’ll be ablaze from within, I know.
Forever hopeful
It could happen. The bench awaits takers, still. I bet walkers stop and admire the scene, sure.
Walkin’ along
Exercise for three (and more). Great to see an early morning December walk for friends getting in a big stroll at the lake park.
Don’t come knockin’
I get it. No, I don’t expect December service at the park boat rental hut.
Getting the drift
It sure looks lovely over on the other side of Onondaga Lake, I thought on my pre-work early morning walk.
Back to a lake walk
I was glad to scoot down to Onondaga Lake Park for a precious few pre-work moments at tbe end of December. Four-season appreciation, for sure.
Shiny reflections
Pondering life. The high weeds at shore. The sun off the lake. The gray-white-cotton clouds. Yes, this library lunch break stroll scene makes it worth wolfing down my sandwich upon return to my desk.
Shore enough
Lightly lapping. This angle into the Onondaga Lake shoreline pleased me during my library lunch break stroll. The sea, she was not angry on this fall day, friends, but soon enough in winter she could be.
More and more lights
Soon to draw crowds. Yes, it’s getting closer to the opening of Lights on the Lake season, my recent lunch break stroll from the library alerted me anew. Many more displays are in place, including the framework for the “tunnels” that separate the distinctive zones between themes.
So many leaves have gone
Hanging on and not. A lunch break walk from the library to one of my favorite Onondaga Lake Park spots shows a big change in the autumn leaf status. Many are gone, and those still clinging on the forefront tree are beyond peak for sure.
Mark Bialczak 