Graffiti found underneath the bridges at Point-1. It seems mysterious… meaningful in some manner.
I believe this blue hued glyph represents a lantern. Strangely, the rust colored mark beside it gives the appearance of a flame, or something like an erupting volcano perhaps. The amorphous blue spot above it to the left, likely a mistake made by the graffitist who painted the lantern, seems to counterbalance it in a hot-cool fashion. I think back to the joined red-blue tables here at Position+1 on the very opposite side of the Blue Mtn. Urban Landscape. Is there a direct synchromystic linkage going on here? Could very well be(!).
Vegetation bordering Leola Creek out past Point-1. We’re in the country now, and the number of walkers and bikers has significantly increased. Ugh. But it wasn’t too bad this day.
Shortly the trail forms a loop, the western part which follows Leola Creek to its mouth where it flows into another, larger creek, still unnamed as of this date.
Peering through trees toward the Leola Creek mouth. Bemusing orange light appears between tree trunks.
Wow, a deer right next to the trail (!). Just stared at me as I passed, and even allowed me to stop and take a picture without running away.
Back safe and sound inside the Blue Mtn. Urban Landscape now, having survived the trip into Hiker/Bikerland. I revisit the picnic table near Point-1, and refresh myself by staring down at the creek a bit.
Artificial plants in a window box in front of the building that this table lies behind. Red and blue (hot and cold) again.
Back at near the center of the Urban Landscape, where our first pictures were taken in this series. “Bridge violators will be arrested for… thanken”?
Trail just west of the central bridge.










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