Shadow Shot Sunday - Bike festival

Shadow Shot Sunday 2 arrives a week after last Saturday's Pierre Lallement Bicycle Festival on Main Street in our small city of Ansonia. Who was Lallement? He was a Frenchman who lived in Ansonia and is credited with inventing the pedal bicycle in Ansonia, the patent  issued in 1866. Thus for the 150th anniversary, a festival was held. It was a glorious day and shadows were plenty.

There were BMX stunt riders, antique bicycles, quality food and craft vendors, a big bike ride for New Haven with lots of riders and, of course, shadows. It was a fun day under the sun!

Wordless Wednesday - Aerobatics on Wheels

Our city of Ansonia held its Pierre Lallement Bicycle Festival on Saturday. The Eastern Action BMX stunt team performed on Main Street. This rider was taken at the same time from two different perspectives - Patti and myself. He really sees to float through the air with the greatest of ease...see more WW at NC Sue!

Shadow Shot Sunday - Late Springtime Seymour Shadows

Last Sunday was the annual street festival in Seymour CT, our northerly neighbor. 

The event was Seymour Founders' Day, and it was a sunny and warm day (80°F / 27°C) where shadows fell about all over. 

So for this week's Shadow Shot Sunday 2, I offer shadowy views of a nice day full of visitors, vendors and great pad thai for lunch too!