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Another snow, another commute... the bike, the trail. |
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We had an additional snowfall. This one I got some beautiful pictures. I rode the bike through about five inches of powder that had 2 - 3 inches of frozen stuff underneath. The rough undersnow is what occasionally gave me traction. Unfortunately, the undersnow was a little mushy and the tires sunk in deep. I had to push the bike on some of the trail. |
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Upper left of the four below is next to Holy Cross hospital where the trail goes beneath 495, the beltway. |
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The scenes above and below are the actual hiker/biker trail, but of course it's hard to see any trail. Just follow the footprints, it's there. |
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See the snow in the spokes, hub, brakes, etc. |
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This is a scene taken from the end of the cul-de-sac we live on. |
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