Went out for a little ride this afternoon on a warm and breezy day. So glad I did.
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Yeah, Sunday was so warm and humid. It was nice.
Your picture is so pretty. I’m trying to identify where it is but it really doesn’t matter.
Jericho Beach Park, just north of the pond and west of the bridge.
Errrr I sense a bubble needs bursting. So to this . . .
http://chuckmanwords.wordpress.com/
. . . we should add Canada’s equivalencies:
Christy Clark who is still promoting the LNG shibboleth: BC debt free in a decade.
Or closer to home empty condo developers and the purveyors of sustainable over-priced retail trash emporiums (if they ever materialize), the Gillespie’s and Henriques’s come to mind, or the media mediocrities claiming, at last, Vancouver’s young families are buying in . . .
Its time for your medicine Roger, this is a photo of a person riding a bike in the park.
Dear Ron S The irony of the juxtaposition is obviousy lost on you!