All the swallowtail, hairstreak, admiral & other butterflies are out & about for the May flowers, just trying to do butterfly stuff & complete their life cycle & start a new one, flitting around - till tagged by a windshield or caught in a rushing vehicle wake (or by even cyclists down in aero) & they crash & burn to the pavement. By the dozens today. Literal butterfly carnage along Wolf Creek from Rocky Gap United Methodist Church down to & through Narrows (not enough time to head up to Glen Lyn). Only ate 2 bugs, but I didn't inhale - er swallow. Good to finally, hopefully, be free from changing between winter & summer kit for every ride. I guess the overarching theme of today's pics was water. That 1 cow had the right idea under a hot sun. Good church sign message for EVERY day, but especially during this time period in human history. The rain held off exactly till I left Cracker Barrel w/ family dinner take-out. Getting tired of food that gets cold in transit. Did the ride ~90% in aero. Thought my times would be better. However I was so excited to just be able to get away & outside to ride, even though it was another start after 3pm, [since I had to figure out how to replace my dying power meter batteries, forgot to do since the Edge messaged me that tidbit on the ride 2 weeks ago], that I didn't even realize I did the whole 1st 75+% of the ride entirely in LITTLE ring. That could be the reason for the SLOW, ya' think?! If the rain holds off may try to get another ride in after online church & before I go work on medical records. This extra 25% caseload over & above normal for the last almost 9 weeks of coronavirus protocol has to slow, right? Oh, & the kudzu is comin' on now!