Impressions of Sacramento -- Part 2

I really admire the design of public spaces in Sacramento. I wish that the urban planners in Silicon Valley would visit Sacramento and take some notes.

I didn't want to go too far afield Saturday because I had to get back to the hotel before it became dark. However, I noticed a cute little park tucked into a corner right next to the freeway (I-5). There was a plaque to someone (the person after whom that portion of the freeway was named?), a couple of benches, and some lush trees and plants. It was about the size of my living room. (Unfortunately, it was getting too dark to take pictures.)

Near there, there was a pedestrian underpass leading to downtown. I hemmed and hawed and decided to see where it went.

( Walk with me )

True Enough

Running around all weekend has wiped me out. I am getting old.

All I feel like doing is curling up in bed and reading. I'm not up for philosophy or theology, so I pulled Stephen McCauley's latest out of the pile. All I need now is for the rain to start.