Running, hiking, biking, walking, climbing, bouldering, SUPing, sailing, swimming, or just laying in the sun. Whatever it is–if you’re doing an outdoor activity, post your pics here.
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Now, when you say “outdoor”…
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Yeah, so I had “SFW” in the title originally, but figured people could blur and mark things if that’s what they really need to post. lol
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oh, my! never occurred to me to post NSFW outdoorsy stuff!
i was looking for something more recent, but they’re all going to look like this - fishing with the mum:
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That looks so serene. Except for the attack pigeon.
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mr. pelican is totally chill, tho.
that is, until you catch someting. he gets excited then!
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Pigeons in Florida are huge!
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Biking along the Mississippi last week at Hidden Falls Park, St. Paul, MN, stymied by river flooding:
Okay, let’s head South instead. Oops, not that way either!
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Nice! How deep?
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edit: sorry, couldn’t help myself
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My guess was at least knee-high, but I couldn’t recall clearly how much of a dip there was in the path at those spots. It was wider across than it seems in the photos. The top pic area had been under water for a couple of weeks by then and was swampy and decidedly stinky 
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So I went back again yesterday afternoon, to check on the flooding at Hidden Falls Park.
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Same spot as the first pic in my previous post: water’s gone from the path now, free to ride through:
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Ah, there’s a culvert there. It was not up to the task of holding the mighty Mississippi!
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And heading South, same spot as the second pic in my previous post: free to ride through now—but how far can we go?? (N.B. I was physically alone, but I had you bbsers with me
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Clear and dry for just a mile on the bike path, as far as the Hwy 5 bridge. It is reliably flooded in this spot, every year:
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You can see how much the above photo foreshortened the distance across the puddle on the bike path:
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You might think why doesn’t she just go around the water? There’s quite a bit more water to the left:
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Squishy muddy all around. You can see the high water marks on the trees below. It was really lovely to step in amongst the trees there. A temporary wonderland.
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Directly across the river, at the other end of the highway bridge, is Historic Fort Snelling:
Okay, maybe eight pics is a little much…I’m still getting used to having a phone/camera, and posting photos to the bbs! I can see that it would be good to learn to tell a story succinctly, in one or two or just a few shots 
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I don’t think so, those are nice. But if you are ever feeling self conscious about it, just put most of them below a fold (called hide details here). Us interested mutants can see and uninterested mutants (if they exist) can easily scroll down.
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Do you know what the pink ones at the bottom are called?
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I had to look it up. It’s a bitterroot flower.
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