Sunday Ride

Got up early so that I could take Buddy for a walk before church and still have time to cook my  hardy breakfast. 

Debbie's electric assist bike's battery went totally dead while I recovered from my broken hip.  The charger would not charge it.  Took it into a bike shop and was told the battery with tax and everything would be more than $1,000.  Yes that is what I said, $1,000.  The mechanic suggested that the battery was dead, dead.  So dead that the charger didn't recognize that a battery was attached.  To fix it, one needed to ride the  bike in charging mode.  Hopefully getting enough juice for the charger to work.  Well last night, I rode the bike 3 miles in charging mode.  My legs are still reminding me that they are 66 years old.  The effort paid off.  The charger charged the battery fully.  I rode the bike to church to see how it would do on a longish ride.  It did great. 

While riding home, I spied this stone with a hole in the middle.  The stone was used to create roads in the late 1800's.  Began playing with the DoF.  Like this one the best.