The photographs were taken at Meiko on October 20th.
I commuted by bicycle today. The snow has melted away, but in many places there is lots of gravel on top of asphalt. So far this year I have got 5,929 km riding the bicycle.
(Posting title is from the poem The Star-splitter by Robert Frost.)
These photographs were taken at lake Vitträsk and lake Meiko on October 16th.
I'm looking forward to the weekend. The knee is starting to be much better, so a long walk might be feasible. The length of day is now 7 h 41 min, which is still rather nice, even though darkness is starting to dominate.
(Posting title is from the poem Her my body by Bob Hicok.)
Here is a tale of two new lakes, visited on Tuesday (lake Vitträsk in Meiko) and on Wednesday (lake Väärä-Musta in Vaakkoi), with some blue anemones in between.
Vaakkoi was a new place to visit, I walked there for 1 1/2 hours with my daughter, and there is plenty of things to explore in the future. Also, south of Vaakkoi, on the other side of the road, are some places which I think are worth exploring. And several new lakes within a walking distance to be checked out...
The progress of spring is remarkable. Next week we'll be getting temperatures approaching 20 °C, if the weather forecast is to be believed. And I'm a hopeful believer.
(Posting title is from the poem Stalin's Library Card by David Wojahn.)
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