I was walking the dogs yesterday and was surprised to find our favorite quiet country road has been paved. I've walked our previous terrier Rocky and the present 2 pooches on this road for 16 years. It's a mixed blessing of course- the dogs will stay cleaner in rainy weather and I'll have a shorter route to ride to and from school. But on the flip side we may get more car and truck traffic now. The road has always been quiet, almost like a hiking trail, so I hate to see that change.
Anyway today I rode the Trek 1220 down to the library to return The Black Banners, and then continued to Pordenone (Bricofer DIY store) to buy a sprayer for the hose (the previous one shattered in the February Freeze). I returned home via the newly paved Via della Centrale. Hope traffic stays as light as it was today.
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The intersection with SR251 |
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The quiet country road near our village |
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Below town the road skirts our wooded colline,
then crosses fertile fields until joining SR251 |
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