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Palo Alto Sailing Station |
Day 33: Adobe Creek to Seaport Blvd
(Mountain View to Redwood City)
Circle The Bay Part 3
January 10th 2019
16.0 miles in 3 hrs 10 mins
(Total: 360.5 miles in 79 hrs 42 mins)
One more day left on this circumnavigation after today. I'm planning on biking to a boat launch in Redwood City, then kayaking into the heart of Inner Bair Island in San Carlos at high tide to wrap things up.
I've got to hand it to the techie culture of Mountain View and Palo Alto, there are more people out enjoying the bay, way out on the Bay Trail, than anywhere else I've seen. They are walking, running, biking, painting. Odd feeling not to be alone out there.
I sat and pondered all the waterfowl visiting the bay this, and got inspired to use their movement from slough to pond as a way of illustrating my own brand of techie culture. Keep your eye on
github.com/vectaport/flowgraph if you're interested in a nature-inspired presentation of a more natural model of computation, where (like the bay) it's all about the flow.
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View near Adobe Creek |
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It's a Wilderness |
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The heavily used Palo Alto Bayland Trails |
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Painter at Work |
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Duck Watching |
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Foggy Day on the Bay |
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Kayaker on the Bay Water Trail |
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Nice Picture |
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Anise (Licorice) Bush |
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Bay Trail Bench |
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Bench for Bay Trail Champion |
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Palo Alto's Garbage Hill with Telephone Pole Artwork |
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View of Sea Scouts Base across Palo Alto Yacht Harbor which is no longer dredged |
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Grey Water |
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Former Waterfront of Palo Alto Sea Scout Base |
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Selfie |
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Lucy Evans Baylands Nature Interpretive Center |
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Palo Alto Airport |
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San Francisquito Channel Work |
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Cooley Landing Park, East Palo Alto |
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McDonald's Drive-thru for lunch |
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Breezing by Facebook |
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Salt Evaporation Pond Restoration |
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Former Home of Vectaport Inc. |
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Seaport Blvd. Redwood City |
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