Showing posts with label Hyvinkää. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hyvinkää. Show all posts

Saturday, February 3, 2018

To hold back chaos I transformed

The photographs were taken at Kytäjä-Usmi outdoor are in Hyvinkää on December 28th, 2017.

This morning I walked for 2 1/4 hours, exploring the snowy fields at Petikko. There was 15-25 cm of unbroken snow on the ground. Well, unbroken except for some deer tracks.

(Posting title is from the poem The Water Diviner by Dannie Abse.)

Friday, February 2, 2018

So many things

The photographs were taken at Kytäjä-Usmi outdoor are in Hyvinkää on December 28th, 2017.

I commuted by bicycle on only two days this week. Still, I got over seven hours of exercise: four hours riding the bicycle, 1 1/2 hours shoveling snow and 1 1/2 hours walking.

(Posting title is from the poem And Now She Has Disappeared in Water by Diane Wakoski.)

Thursday, February 1, 2018

Look around to see is anyone watching?

The photographs were taken by lake Suolijärvi at Kytäjä-Usmi outdoor are in Hyvinkää on December 28th, 2017.

We got plenty of snow today. Commuting by train went well, but because of the snow it took some effort to get the car moving from the parking place at the station. The weather station at Helsinki-Vantaa airport got crazy, claiming the the depth of snow is 54 cm when yesterday it was 6 cm. I think the actual depth of snow is 30-35 cm.

(Posting title is from the poem Bottled Water by Kim Dower.)

Wednesday, January 31, 2018

And received its calm

The photographs were taken at Kytäjä-Usmi outdoor are in Hyvinkää on December 28th.

The weather forecast promises 20 cm of snow for tomorrow. Traffic conditions won't be great. I'm planning to commute by car and train instead of bicycle.

(Posting title is from the poem Portrait of a Figure near Water by Jane Kenyon.)

Tuesday, January 30, 2018

Look how sweet life has become

The photographs were taken at Kytäjä-Usmi outdoor are in Hyvinkää on December 28th.

I commuted by bicycle today. There was snow and ice on the road, but it was not bad with the studded winter tires. The depth of snow is now 5 cm, so the landscape looks like winter.

(Posting title is from the poem New Water by Sharon Chmielarz.)