I passed this house on the way. This house and its shrubbery have been featured here many times before. This is often the very first place I see shrubbery in bloom.
I rode down past the pool and across Lexington and up to a corner of the lake for a view back towards the north and the Pavilion.
There used to be a church here.
Soon there will be a more usual kind of school building there.
On the way home I spotted this example of the way a certain number of our fellow citizens feel about social distancing.
I don't know all of the details and I certainly didn't stop to ask but it is possible that there is a benign explanation. I hope so.
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I remember that house from previous years' posts. Not much green in the lake view, either. But if you were in the 60's, then I'm envious. Good to hear you have been getting out on your bike now and then -- maybe your weather will be here in a day or two.
Nice to see Como, it's been a while since I walked around there. Maybe tomorrow. The picture of the school being built made me sad. That was a beautiful old church.
If there is a band concert, it won't be performed by my group. We rehearse in a school, which will not be open for the rest of the school year. Our percussion equipment is also still locked inside. Without a place to rehearse, and without our drums etc., we can't really put on a concert. We've cancelled everything until the fall. :(
Lovely photos from a beautiful day, except for that last one... You can't successfully distance while playing soccer.
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