Not much!
Took the wife and kids to
White Pine Trail for a bike ride. It's four miles from the parking lot by the trails in Belmont to Rockford. When we got to Rockford, we stopped at a park so the Deb and the kids could use the restroom. Waiting at the park, I saw two young women ride up to the river and remove their shoes. Immediately I thought that maybe, just maybe, they were going to strip and get into the water. They didn't. They just took off their shoes.
This dude rides up to the picnic tables on a bike and sits down. There's no one else at the park or at the picnic tables, except me waiting on the wife and kids to come out of the public restroom, the dude, and these two girls wading in the shallow water in the river nearby.
The guy gets up after a minute and goes to the sidewalk next to the picnic tables, looks to see if the two girls wading in the river are watching, (they're not) and then he starts--get this--break dancing.
I'm not kidding. He had both feet on the sidewalk (it was like 88 degrees or something today) an he's dancing his feet all over the place in a circle around his hands, his feet are just popping and flapping around. No music, no one else around, he just starts doing this. Blond-haired pale kid, about eighteen, maybe nineteen years old. Weirdest, creepiest thing I've seen in awhile.
He does this for about thirty seconds, then he sits back down.
So I'm thinking, Okay, whatever.
The wife and kids should be coming out of the bathroom soon enough.
A minute later, he walks calmly to the sidewalk again, looks toward the river to see if the two girls are looking (they're not, I don't think) and he starts break-dancing again.
Deb and the kids come out of the bathroom, and we have to ride by this guy, who's just flopping around like a retard.
We all agreed later that the guy was a freak. Deb explained to the girls that boys do dumb stuff to impress girls. We all agreed the guy was a dumb-ass.
Otherwise, it was a great bike ride. We brought bread to feed to the swans, but they had a "don't feed the water-fowl" sign up, so we went up the river a little. There was nowhere to get close to the water without stepping in marsh, so we walked out on a log and fed a big group of ducks an swans.