Finish the posting of Antigone on YouTube (the last movement takes a while to stick), attack another pile of files in the adjunct library, meld Magnificat: VI. Et Misercordia into Vespers, do some 21st-Century Music work, learn how to use the Wondershare program to copy and edit video, and head east in the late afternoon toward Sacramento, up into the
Auburn Recreation Area, towards the
Sierra on
Mosquito Ridge Road,
descending
and
ascending
the
North Fork
Middle Fork
American
River
Canyon and into the forest to video
A Walk Through California: Placer (Cows and Cars).
Beyond Duncan
Creek and
Ridge and
French Meadows (totally drowned, evidently, by the)
Reservoir
Overlook,
it's the final roadwalk in the upper reaches of Middle Fork
American River,
from Talbot
Junction
northeast
to
the
Campground
Trailhead
of the
Granite Chief
Wilderness. With the exception of the greater Petaluma and Foresthill areas, have now walked from the California Coast to this point.
What next?
