This ride helped traininglog burn 73.0 calories.
Description from Strava:
We woke up to the “wonderful” news that the SEN had gone down (again). The SEN is the National Electric System. So after a blackout yesterday (Cuba time) from 3 pm until almost midnight, I woke up today without electricity once more. This keeps you permanently in survival mode haha… brilliant for the brain.
Luckily, I had filled the water tank, luckily I still had some liquefied gas, luckily I’m already at another level of desperation when these things happen; to the point that I did some household chores in the rainy morning, had lunch, and when I saw the sun come out and thought the streets might have dried a bit from the drizzle, I went out cycling in a very relaxed mood. The Strava data confirms it. And of course, with the Panasonic Lumix in my backpack to see if I could surrender myself to that deep meditation that photography is for me.
The electricity has practically just returned (it’s 8 PM) and I’ve been editing the photos from the unexpected shoot I had today. Good heavens, Universe, I love what my Lumix and I did with the light.
Yesterday we were also photographing clouds and playing with the moon, which seemed intent on hiding and suddenly reappearing… very entertaining, yes; especially when you’re in a blackout and don’t want to stay indoors because you’ve already read half a book and need to get some air. The rooftop is the best option to watch a cloud show… but that will come later. After I publish tomorrow in the community… which one? I don’t know… 😉 there are clues in these photos. Fancy earning a Hive?
I won’t go on much longer because I need to make the most of this illuminated moment I’ve got… you never know… here you can never tell when the SEN will collapse again.
A hug for you who made it this far, and may every kilometre you ride make you mentally stronger and freer!
If you would like to check out this activity on strava you can see it here:
https://www.strava.com/activities/16644195208
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