SNOWFLAKE PATHWAYS

A HISTORY IN PICTURES

2020

(1) ^ ^ ^ The Wedding Bridge Table decorated for a gathering

(2) ^ ^ ^ Outdoor chess table in a secluded spot

(3) ^ ^ ^ The new chess table surrounded by a manzanita grove

(4) ^ ^ ^ A normally dry stream bed comes alive after a heavy downpour (15 August 2020)

(5) ^ ^ ^ Photo taken from a foot bridge with storm water flowing underneath

(6) ^ ^ ^ Twenty minutes of heavy rain is sufficient to get these dormant streams flowing

(7) ^ ^ ^ Scrabble Rock

(8) ^ ^ ^ The continually changing Scrabble Rock

(9) ^ ^ ^ Scrabble Rock comes courtesy of Jacqueline

(10) ^ ^ ^ The Monument Table with rock bench seat

(11) ^ ^ ^ The Party Terrace

(12) ^ ^ ^ ManiStone painted by Toni Devereaux, the retired head of the graphics department at Disney and a former sign painter

(13) ^ ^ ^ A new pathway leading to Woodhenge

(14) ^ ^ ^ A closer view of the new pathway

(15) ^ ^ ^ The new pathway looking back toward Woodhenge

(16) ^ ^ ^ Making stump stools

(17) ^ ^ ^ New stump stools ready to be deployed

(18) ^ ^ ^ Woodhenge, a popular resting and meeting spot

(19) ^ ^ ^ A special tree in the green belt, the majestic, triple-forked tree. A life well lived. Presumably a victim of the extended drought

(20) ^ ^ ^ Mushroom rock (by Jacqueline)

(21) ^ ^ ^ The Creek Table rest spot (later relocated)

(22) ^ ^ ^ Piles of slash courtesy of an Edison clearing crew ready to be spread on the pathways