Fall colors run along the Witham Hill bike path

Tonight Samantha and I ran along the Witham Hill bike path.  We started out just before sunset and made it back as it was starting to get toward dusk.  Both of us were surprised that we didn’t run into the cat that has followed us the last few times we’ve been down there.  Samantha wondered if perhaps the cat had been eaten on its wanderings into the spooky scrublands along the path.  I figured it was either inside eating or out hunting and had already received enough loving for the day.

Our route was about 2.5 miles long.

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Fall colors walk

This afternoon Samantha and I took a short walk around the neighborhood to look at the fall colors. Some trees are still mostly green while others burn bright red and yellow. People are starting to rake the leaves in their yards and pile them in the street for collection. Next time we go out, I will have to bring a camera to take some photos of all the beauty.

Our walk covered 1.8 miles of gorgeousness.

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Walking Along the Circle Bike Path

Tonight Samantha and I went for a walk rather than a jog.  Neither of us were particularly feeling in a jogging mood.  Walking up the side road that I speculate may have been the original way up Witham Hill from the east, we saw a small herd of deer munching on the landscaping of a house.  Down in the wetlands, we were bombarded by a host of bats as night fell.  The cat that we had seen several nights previous with the “I’m Not Lost” tag made a reappearance far down the wetland path.  That kitty has quite the range!

Walking back to the house, we were accosted by several more cats out looking for some loving.  It seems that neighborhood is quite the mecca of petting-whore cats.

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