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On the way to the farmers market - bikes everywhere of all stripes |
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Say Cheese!
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Gorgeous! |
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Color saturated? |
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This is for context. It shows how close the farmers market is to the corporate offices of Madison. |
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...and they're wearing RED shirts!!! |
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Bicycles, space to ride them, what more could you ask? |
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The raging grannies protesting the cuts Governor Walker has pushed thru - there were about 12 of them |
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Okay, we're in the cheese state... |
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He had a hat just like dad and grandpa |
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It IS a farmers market |
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Out there beyond the farmers market is the lake, just a few hundred yards from the capital building |
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| There are protest signs still in the capitol building - wait! there's a protester now... | ||||
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Technically, not bikes, but they're in the right spirit. Madison was rated #1 bicycle city by Bicycling magazine. I can see why.
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