Note: As I have done too often lately, I didn’t change the title of this post from last week’s post. When I respond to a recurring prompt, I use Jetpack’s “Duplicate” feature, remove all of the blocks from the prior week’s post, and then write the new post. But sometimes I forget to change the title. Shit like that happens when you get to be my age. Last week’s title to my Cellpic Suunday post made no sense related to this week’s photo. So having just now noticed it, I changed the title if this weeks Cellpic Sunday from “Protests” to Bicycles,” which is what the photo this week shows. I hope I havent confused anyone too badly.

John Steiner, the blogger behind Journeys With Johnbo, has this prompt he calls Cellpic Sunday in which he asks us to post a photo that was taken with a cellphone, tablet, or another mobile device. He invites us to participate in this cellphone photo prompt by creating our own CellPic Sunday post and linking it back to his.

Every October, in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park there is a three-day-long music festival known as Hardly Strictly Bluegrass. The festival features an eclectic lineup of country, soul, folk, folk-rock, and, of course, lots of banjo playing. Artists perform nonstop across six outdoor stages spanning the length of a three-day spirited weekend of fun.

I took this photo below on October 4, 2015 using my iPhone 6. At the time, we used to live three blocks north of Golden Gate Park and could easily walk to everything the park had to offer, including music festivals like Hardly Strictky Bluegrass. But not everyone could walk to the park and car parking was very limited. So a lot of San Franciscans rode their bikes.

The photo shows how the park provided hundreds of bike parking racks and, as you can see from the photo, bikes are parked there literally as far as the eye can see.