[Ecliptic]

“around my house in the rain.”

He had no car. He was walking back to his bother’s house. He had to walk in the rain if he wanted to get back to his brother. I have had to walk in the rain a lot. Especially in college. YOU probably think walking in the rain is crazy. But YOU probably have a car.

[Paladin2]

My dog loves the rain. We walk miles in the grain all the time. When it is snowing we walk in the snow. Trayvon did not just head for home in his drug addled world.

[geologist]

Actually I am a fan of walking in the rain. I love it when there is not a 40 mph wind with it or freezing temperatures, and I have loved it since I was a child. I am caution in matters where it might appear I do not have any business being there, I keep moving. Which is most all area off the sidewalks. The difference between 'lurking close to the houses' or staying out of the rain is moot. No one knows ... it is all supposition at best. In this time of home invasions and burglary, most of us do not want strangers cutting through our property, unless they live in the immediate area. We put up fences, etc.

Now is not like the times 20 or 30 years ago. Much has changed. Indeed