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One of the three cyclists injured in yesterday’s bicycle collision at Lake Hefner has died as a result of his injuries. The rider, Bernard Monty Maughan, 68, was travelling westbound when he collided with two cyclists (of a group of four) travelling east. From NewsOK: Updated 5/2/2012 5:12 PM: Many have asked me both in comments and emails about the cause of the accident to which I have had no information. [Read More]

Updated 5/2/2012: It has now been reported that one cyclist has died from his injuries. Details here. The Oklahoman is reporting that three cyclists were injured tonight at around 7:00 PM on Lake Hefner dam: About 7 p.m., four bicyclists were traveling east at the Lake Hefner Dam when a 70-year-old man bicycling west collided with two of them, Emergency Medical Services Authority spokeswoman Lara O’Leary said. via Three bicyclists hurt at Lake Hefner | NewsOK. [Read More]

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We’ve been stuck in town for way too long so we took a long weekend to head to Dallas for a concert and a few days in the big D. Alex and Gwen had never ridden a train, so we took the Heartland Flyer there and back which let me get some good industrial decay photos.

For the second day, we spent a very pleasant and rainy afternoon wandering around the Dallas Museum of Art.

For the last day, we had a nice leisurely brunch followed by a stroll around the Dallas World Aquarium and then a lunch with Grace’s brother before heading back home. The vacation was a great time and a much needed break from the routine.

I was still struggling along with this project hoping to break free of the photographic doldrums that I’ve been toiling in. In a couple of days I headed to Dallas for a little get away which did a lot to help this lethargy, but it’s still hard keeping up.

I think these are the best looking turkey burgers ever made. :)

It has been a long winter of illnesses. This time it is Alex with a nasty case of the flu. Hopefully, this will be the last one for this season.

The unseasonably warm weather for March is allowing for the grilling season to start a bit early. I couldn’t be more ecstatic!