Some Early Spring Hudson River Views
Following many days of late winter gloom and cold winds off the Hudson River where I regularly ride my bike things brightened up a bit today. With temps edging over 50 degrees and light to moderate winds, I wasn’t forced to don the usual gear I’ve been wearing on my rides since the fall. More lightly clad than usual, I pedaled north along the river, stopping for a break about even with 140th Street. Perched atop an old picnic table I read my current book, Heretics: Adventures With the Enemies of Science by British journalist Will Storr; phoned my sister to wish her a happy Passover; and took these pics of the Hudson and the Jersey side of the river. Even with the noticeable warming, there were still a lot gray, glowering clouds hanging low in the sky, but maybe now we’re in for a spell of fair weather.
- The eastern arch of the Great Gray Bridge.
- Lots of gray and glowering clouds today.
- The trees will soon start showing leaves.
- Facing north toward the Great Gray Bridge.
- The straw-colored grass will soon go green.
- I wasn’t the only biker out today.
- The Great Gray Bridge, about 40 blocks north of my perch along the Hudson.
- Gray and glowering clouds over New Jersey.
- The light this afternoon was almost Hebridean.
- Looking south along the Hudson.
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