Friday, May 27th,
2016
Sandusky, Ohio
23 miles
23 miles
Along the shale
cliffs of the Erie shore, Jay Terrelli found fossils of a 'terrible fish'
around 1867. It was some time ago, in
the millions of years that the Dunkleosteus fish, with shearing jaws, was the
dominant predator, appearing in sizes much larger than the Great White Shark.
There is great wonder
in this area of the great lakes such as the 'Dunklie' fish of yore, but now, at
5 am, the police were also in great wonder.
"Who are these people (three of us - two in robes) taking to the
road at this un-godly hour?"
So we explained to
the two officers and they were impressed; being who they are they must most
certainly have a last word, "Please just walk on the side of the road
against the traffic." They were
nice about it.
The summer heat is
on. It's Memorial Day weekend. Passions are at a peak with traffic. Streams of bikers make a presence as they -
the bikers - rev up their engines and bomb away.
Some motorists take
notice. I receive the occasional honk.
What becomes
relieving is the scent of the honey suckles that are thrown out into the air in
as much as the wild mustard plants.
Unfortunately we cannot reciprocate and toss some fragrance back to
them.
Our hosts Mike and
Paurnamasi, from Cleveland, have been looking after our food and lodging needs.
The basketball
play-offs are on and it is between two teams, the Cleveland Cavaliers and the
Toronto Raptors. Even within the devotee
community, everyone is rooting for their own team. For myself, more subtly, I
would like to see the Canadian team win!
May the Source be
with you!
23 miles
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