Showing posts with label Wisconson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wisconson. Show all posts

Monday, August 22, 2016

26 Miles on the Chippewa River Trail


What an absolute gorgeous day!!! Simply makes me so happy to be out on the trail on such a perfect day, so grateful for all the beauty and peace. Food for my soul!


                                    There are many lovely bridges over a wandering river.




 We detoured off the Chippewa River Trail to ride the Red Cedar Trail to Downsville, WI.


 The Red Cedar Trail is gravel. Through the prairie ,where the gravel was dry, it was a work out but once we reached the forest it was almost as smooth as black top.


      Sumac still green, won't be long before it is brilliant reds and oranges.


           


 Our turn around point was Downsville where we got local made ice cream and stopped for a visit at one of our favorite Potters studio and shop. They have a wonderful garden of which Homayoon took many photos while I pined over the pottery.


                                   On the way back the trail looked like it had stripes.


                                             I know I have a thing for barns.

Monday, June 3, 2013

Uphill To Mt. Horeb


Is this headless post saying "HI"?


Nothing more beautiful then riding through a shower of blossoms on a beautiful spring day.


Cool sign going no where :)


Some cute barns can be seen on the Military Ridge Trail from Verona to Mt Horeb WI.

"How to entertain yourself while waiting for your people to catch up."

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Spring 2013


So we did our first biking trip really late this year. Like spring we were slow to get started....life's distraction. Typical to our first ride of the  season I forgot my camera. However I have been walking the trail almost every day since so I have a few shots. It is the Sugarbush Creek Trail near Verona WI.






 I've been walking the trail with my parents.



 The walking pace allows for bird watching. We are beginning to learn the names and songs of the birds around here, including the loud Sandhill Crane. Which we have heard and seen flying ,but not close enough for a good picture. I will keep trying.