Not much to take pictures of this time of year... it all looks like this.

I live in the neighborhood on that hill in the distance.

Zooming...

Further on, a vista opens on Holly Park which is a few blocks from my home.

Zooming...

I'm impressed with my camera's zoom.
Ah, I see the Jerry Garcia Amphitheater is that way.

The plant behind the sign is Gunnera. It's deciduous, and those 4-6' wide (or larger) leaves grow new every year. It's a very thirsty plant.
Last weekend's jaunt here.
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