
At the end of Week 1, Spring Quarter, I commuted to and fro the Learning Factory into the teeth of the
PSCZ to attend a division meeting and listen to colleagues bicker and pick nits. But the highlight was the return via the
Interurban Trail in North Seattle.
Along the trail are several
art installations, meant to resemble a
flip book, created by
Jennifer Dixon.
These are great pieces that added some color and fun to an otherwise grey and drizzly commute.
About 30 miles round trip, including a side trip along the south side of Green Lake at a reasonably slow pace, having been influenced by Kent's piece on
hypermiling.
I just need to get there. I don't necessarily need to get there quickly.
1 comment:
Oh, now I want to ride over to your town and see the art. What a cool idea.
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