A thunderstorm had crashed through central Connecticut at 2:30 p.m. I was going to take someone up Mount Higby, a traprock hill just off Route 66 between Middlefield and Meriden. He was worried it would thunder and pour rain again. So I went alone. And these are the trips that matter. These are the forays that take me out of my distracted, list-making accelerator-pedal life. The wind was crazy. The birches bent toward me. Another storm blew over without settling at all. Then brilliant sun.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Above the frenzied commuters one Friday afternoon in Connecticut
A thunderstorm had crashed through central Connecticut at 2:30 p.m. I was going to take someone up Mount Higby, a traprock hill just off Route 66 between Middlefield and Meriden. He was worried it would thunder and pour rain again. So I went alone. And these are the trips that matter. These are the forays that take me out of my distracted, list-making accelerator-pedal life. The wind was crazy. The birches bent toward me. Another storm blew over without settling at all. Then brilliant sun.
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