I hadn’t visited the giant redwood stump in eons, so I stopped by for a look. It’s showing its age and starting to fade away.
Back in the late 1800s that stump was a giant redwood, cut down to make shingles for homes in the Bay Area.
Out on Hwy 1, I noticed some feisty winds, thanks to Hurricane Dolores stirring things up out in the Pacific.
On the way back I took Fremont Avenue and noticed that the ancient bridge over Permanente Creek is finally being replaced. Road closed, but bikes can use the recreation bridge. So there’s almost no car traffic on Fremont through Los Altos.
July 18, 2015 at 5:59 pm |
Where is that stump?
July 19, 2015 at 12:47 pm |
Hi,
Yes, that was a ride the original Pedale Alpini took ofter. Jobst came along many times. thanks for rekindeling many good memories from the late ’50s.
Stephen