Bike-A-Whirl

This weekend my wife and I took the twins on their first trip to Art-A-Whirl. In full disclosure I admit that we took our car the mile or so down the road to the art studios because the boys can be so unpredictable in the Burley, especially if we are going to be bleeding into their dinnertime (which by the time we got them ready to leave was a given).





But it was fun to see all the folks arriving à vélo en masse on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon after morning showers. Corrales were packed full and just about every sign post was occupied. 

As we approached, a train was stopped in a crossing blocking traffic. People were crawling over it, some carrying bikes, to get to the event. The railroad company must have called in security because a detail arrived shortly after we did to stop people from jumping the train so that it could be safely on its way. I was too slow with my iPhone to get a clear shot, but I did get a shot of a bloke that was ready with camera in hand, enjoying the scene.

Once we got ourselves orientated, we knew our “window” for viewing the art would be small so we wanted to make the most of it. (Funny how the prospect of hungry/sleepy/bored children will dictate time spent at an event.) I was looking for instances of bikes in art, and caught a few in our short time at NKB. There are usually a lot, and in years past have often seen posters that people have prepared for Art Crank.

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