Just in case
Not yet. Should the nice-day striders and cyclists need a break, relaxation awaits along the Onondaga Lake paths.
No stopping, no how
Turn of my path. On a recent stroll through the Village of Liverpool on yet another beautiful March morning, I decided to take a different entrance than usual into Onondaga Lake Park. That stop sign could use a red-paint touch-up, thought I.
Shore looks nice
Peaceful time. I’ll take a pretty February walk for sure.
Lunch time yet?
Ready and waiting. Noon was approaching. The table and grill were ready. OK, still February.
Trees, birds in a bunch
What a great place to hang out. The geese are digging the long shade.
Trying the angle
Part of the cast. Meanwhile, over on the jetty across the inlet, a couple other nice weather fans were wetting lines. I know not what they were hoping to land, nor how they were doing.
Busy shoreline
Grow your own way. I didn’t look too hard for shore wildlife lurking within the reeds.
Beauty of the bridge
Take our turn. Go either direction on Long Branch Road and you’ll find a very important traffic light well in front of the skinny bridge. Take heed. The rustic green bridge spanning the creek-width portion of Onondaga Lake is one-lane wide. And so each lane of Long Branch enters the funnel upon green to take…
Extending my fun at Willow Bay
Ramping up the beauty. The recent warm weather prompted me to visit the west end of local park on the shore of Onondaga Lake. The Willow Bay area welcomed me with a new metal jetty extension and plenty of pretty photo opportunities. Happy landing. The gull perched on the tippy-top of the extension at the…
Still guarding the line
Right on the curve. Not much will get past these side-by-side seasoned trees.
Mark Bialczak 