Photogenic Lake Chabot
Lake Chabot is, as Castro Valleyans know, a remarkable resource very close to town. Your Boulevardier enjoys kayaking on the lake - he's seen one of the lake's elusive bald eagles - and can recall taking Red Cross canoeing lessons there as a youth. The lake's cirumnavigating trails have provided many hours of jogging and hiking fun, picnickers mob the place on sunny days, and fisherpeople flock to its waters.
It's also a wonderfully photogenic spot, and local photographer (and Friend of Your Boulevardier) Terry Vanderheiden will lead a photo walk at the lake on Saturday, July 18 starting at 7:30 a.m. The event is free, but one must pre-register at the World Wide Photo Walk website.
Readers who attend and take pictures are invited to send a link to Your Boulevardier, so that others can see your work.
Labels: arts, events, Lake Chabot, nature
posted by Your Boulevardier @ 5:33 PM
3 Comments
3 Comments:
I would love to go to that class. If I weren't working graveyard shift, I'd be all over it.
My nephew John really enjoys kayaking there too, and hiking around with his friends.
I used to jog there all the time. And most CV'ns don't even know there is a campground at Lake Chabot. It's off of Redwood Rd. I've camped there many times. The big advantage is you can get pizza delivered.
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