Showing posts with label Liz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liz. Show all posts
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Saturday, October 24, 2015
Central Valley Greenway
Day #23,315-318
Walk km 21,442-21,446: around downtown
Walk km 21,448-21,448: to breakfast
Walk km 21,448-21,460: Cleveland Dam to Dundarave via Millstream
Walk km 21,460-21,461: to London Drugs
Walk km 21,461-21,463: to breakfast
Walk km 21,463-21,478: Central Valley Greenway
KMs to go: 1842
Meetup walkers
approx km 21,470 Central Valley Greenway
Walk km 21,442-21,446: around downtown
Walk km 21,448-21,448: to breakfast
Walk km 21,448-21,460: Cleveland Dam to Dundarave via Millstream
Walk km 21,460-21,461: to London Drugs
Walk km 21,461-21,463: to breakfast
Walk km 21,463-21,478: Central Valley Greenway
KMs to go: 1842
Meetup walkers
approx km 21,470 Central Valley Greenway
Saturday, January 10, 2015
Day #23,025-026
Walk km 18,632-18,633: to lunch
Walk km 18,633-18,645 (4388 to go): Brighouse to Riverport Entertainment Complex
Meetup walkers having their after walk snack
approx km 18,545 Old Spaghetti Factory
Walk km 18,633-18,645 (4388 to go): Brighouse to Riverport Entertainment Complex
Meetup walkers having their after walk snack
approx km 18,545 Old Spaghetti Factory
Labels:
Dave W,
Entertainment Blvd,
Evelyn G,
Liz,
Old Spaghetti Factory,
Richmond,
Riverport
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Central Valley Greenway
Day #21,438
Walk km 5438-5448 (15,990 to go): from Commercial Station to Sperling Station with the Meetup group
Walk km 5448-5451: to the circus

the Meetup Walking group
aprox km 5445 on Central Valley trail
Book #310 (#31 this year): One Russia Two Chinas (2004, Douglas "George" Fetherling)
Not nearly as much fun as his name-dropping books about the 60s and 70s. However, a pleasant read about his trips to Russia & China.
Walk km 5438-5448 (15,990 to go): from Commercial Station to Sperling Station with the Meetup group
Walk km 5448-5451: to the circus
the Meetup Walking group
aprox km 5445 on Central Valley trail
Book #310 (#31 this year): One Russia Two Chinas (2004, Douglas "George" Fetherling)
Not nearly as much fun as his name-dropping books about the 60s and 70s. However, a pleasant read about his trips to Russia & China.
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