Here's one of the youngsters, ambling along:

And another in the shadow of the light pole:

Once it saw me it went and hid under the pole. You can just see it's face peeking out at me:

Date: July 3
Mileage: 26
Ride type/Bike: Commute/Premis
July mileage: 53
Year to date mileage: 1940
Date: July 5
Mileage: 26
Ride type/Bike: Commute/Jamis
July mileage: 79
Year to date mileage: 1966
5 comments:
Hey! I was doing my, uh... normal Google searches and came across your post. What a rip-off!
Looks more like a groundhog (aka gopher) than a beaver.
I was absolutely destroyed by the title of this post. Sheer brilliance. Excellent work.
Also, you are going to get search engine hits for some very interesting searches now.
I happen to think they're woodchucks too, but "Barely Legal Teen Woodchuck" wouldn't attract nearly the same amount of traffic, I'm sure.
Doh...I think I actually saw you on the road the other day. Guess I should have yelled, "Hey, Pete!" to see if it was you. I saw one of these little dudes running around - I didn't realize there was a family.
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