Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Sunrises Should be Manditory Viewing.

     A short line about yesterday's ride to work.
    You always see the prettiest sunrises on a motorcycle. You're just a little closer to see the details. The best spot seems to be as I pass the Santa Ana, effluent, feral hog preserve and River; the radiation fog rising from the liquid that passes under the bridge adds to the spectrum of colors yet to come. The sun still is rising to the area behind as I travel northward. The sky changes from dark purple in the west to lighter shades of blue before it intertwines with the pinks and oranges of the eastern high clouds. A streak of white of a contrail of a high distant bound jetliner. And just at the horizon is the rarest of the colors that beautiful turquoise teal hue announcing the coming day. The lights of the morning all the way north lessen in intensity as the sun makes its approach, a morning Southwest flight coming in low over the interstate is up in the air above and the signals of the old Espee blaze red for eastbound trains as I make the high curve westbound for my final sprint to the Ranch. It was a great ride, how could the rest of the day be any less?

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