See you later
As it gets warmer, I walk more. Before work. During work. After work. And it makes me happy.
I appreciate the look
How can a safe stroll that includes a stretch in the Village of Liverpool when the sun is shining be rocky?
Wanted, warmer times
The pavilion in Washington Park is ready for, well, whatever will come when it warms up, I saw during a recent safe walk in the Village of Liverpool.
Bye-bye, deer
Ellie B and I spotted this sad throwaway during our recent safe walk around our neighborhood blocks. It seems the decorative deer has lost its head.
We’ll call it the Washington triangle
On a safe walk, I decided this piece of common space I pass in the Village of Liverpool carries a shape that is not quite a square. No, First and Second streets angle quite toward each other. Washington Park is quite like a triangle.
Looking down and in
Of course I must throw one more look back at Onondaga Lake Park when I finish my safe walk.
Still there
Certain trees look different every time I safe walk past them in Onondaga Lake Park.
I do see a walker way down yonder
During a February work break safe walk I saw one other soul out during a cold not-yet-noon time slot. And a dog. Look down the path …
That’s a good line
The sign says so much. Most of the Onondaga Lake proper is frozen over this February, but the marina area still holds some moving waters. In fact, that one area looks like a good, old-fashioned pond on a farm to drop your line. Or maybe I’ve been taking work break safe walks during too cold…
That is the sun
My February work break safe walk led me to the refreshing sight of the sun shining over the Onondaga Lake Park trees and off the frozen-over waters. I had a few seconds to appreciate the view, take a photo, and book on back toward the library.
Mark Bialczak 