A Short Hop to the Veggie Stand
by Jim Zeiser
(Deposit, NY, US)
Milano on stand by the Stand
With my Wife under the weather I couldn't wander too far away so I took a short thirteen mile round trip out to a local Vegetable stand. The architecture is unique for this part of the world and much different from the usual lean-to structures that abound.
The road I used formerly was a highway that connected New York City and Buffalo before it became relocated as an Interstate. It parallels the Interstate in most places. Now a quiet two lane road, it's lightly traveled and perfect for a scooter on a sunny Sunday afternoon.
I set the scooter up in front of the stand and was pleased to see the sunlight cooperated and didn't wash out the shot. Riding home I had to stop at the local supermarket for a few items, which is what the scooter is built for, and was in the garage in less time than I really wanted to be.
I want to take a longer ride in the future and put that in my club page. I have a real good one in mind.
I hope more of you join me on our virtual ride. I could feel you out there beside me.
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