A Walk in the Park

[kevin_standlee]

I tried to take it easy on Saturday, sleeping in (relatively speaking) and not rushing around. After lunch, I went over to Shoreline Park in Mountain View and walked about 5 km of their interpretive trails. Alas, it wasn't enough walking (or rather, I had too much lunch), as my blood sugar was up around 250 even with all of that walking. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the walk along the shoreline, and I will probably go do it again sometime.

Comments

[k6rfm.livejournal.com]

Back when I worked at what was Sun Microsystems in Mountain View I made the loop around the lake more days than not... actually got four patents from the meditations I had there.

[delkytlar.livejournal.com]

I love the outdoors, and my wife and I like to get out of the City for hikes, but we're relatively new to it. What's an "interpretive trail"? I've never heard that phrase in the Northeast.

[kevin-standlee.livejournal.com]

It means that there are a bunch of signs along the path explaining the various bits of the marshlands and how they work. Maybe "nature trail" would be a better term? I'm just calling it what the signs call it.