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Saturday, April 13, 2019
Ice On Lake, But Not On Trail
After the monthly Citizens Climate Lobby meeting this morning, I biked to Goose Lake and then down the path parallel to Northern Lights and back around past APU and then west along University Lake and on home. The trail has practically no snow at all. Here and there some along the edge of the trail. A few spots still have easily avoided remnants of winter.
Monday I had checked the Campbell Creek trail east of Lake Otis and it was still covered with snow and ice. I should check it out tomorrow. As you can see in the picture, Goose Lake still is covered with ice.
But not the bike trail.
And the biker enjoyed his ride.
Labels:
biking,
CCL,
Goose Lake,
ice
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