No flat tires were going to stop us for very long! On Tuesday morning, we headed out again on the Ahnapee Trail, except this time we were going in a different direction. I decided to peddle fast and get ahead of the other three, so I had a picture of the front of them. Rather unique, don't you think?!
I thought we had come across an alien ship sitting in the middle of one farmer's field. Strange looking thing, isn't it? To my relief, there were no odd people with large eyes walking around.
A sign for Alaska? Boy, we must have made a wrong turn somewhere! There was also a sign for S & K's Food and Spirit, but look at where it was pointing to....
a large field of corn! Food and drinks in a corn field? Roy said the sign is really for the winter, when snowmobilers use these trails. I guess they have their own system of trails linking them to their favorite eating spots (or could be drinking spots...remember that this is Wisconsin).
Most of the bike path towards Casco was shady, which we were all thankful for. On Monday, we had ridden a lot in the sun, and my face was sunburned by the time we were through with our bike ride.
These two steam engines were sitting on a farmer's front lawn. Our grandson, Nate, would have loved the one that looks like Thomas the Train if he was still 4 or 5. Nowadays, he is into Legos and history books about WWII.
At the end of the trip we came across the old car turned into lawn ornament/flower container. You know for certain there is no HOA here! The guys from our Home Owners Association would have an absolute hissy fit if something like this turned up in someone's yard!
No comments:
Post a Comment