bikes

part of a rag-tag group of thirty or so bicyclists (and one person in an electric six-wheeled chair) on Ellsworth Ave.; this was the halfway point of a brief tour through Baker after the recent Blessing of the Bicycles by House for All Sinners and Saints on 27 June; the blessing itself took place at Four Winds Church, 501 Bannock

this tent, a few feet from Baker's extreme southwest corner at the Mississippi Avenue bridge over South Platte River, surely houses Baker's southernmost residents; at the time of the snapshot no one was home at this very vulnerable-looking campsite, close to rushing traffic on both the bridge and northbound Santa Fe Dr.

most people think Dailey Park is the biggest park in Baker, but another park, Phil Milstein Park, is tucked into the extreme northwestern corner of Baker's boundaries; it's a long, skinny park tucked against the South Platte River; if you reach it by normal means (the Platte River Trail), you actually have to leave Baker to get to it

but how big is Milstein? how big is Dailey?