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Artist, Andy Goldsworthy’s The Spire emerges in a clearing at The Presidio of San Francisco, where the park’s reforestation efforts are ongoing. In this section by the Bay Ridge Trail, 150 dying trees have been removed. In 2008, Goldsworthy used felled mature trees to create the sculpture’s monolithic form. Continue reading Andy Goldsworthy’s Spire – Presidio of San Francisco  6 comments - (Comments are closed)  Land Art, National Parks, San Francisco  Land Art, Public parks, San Francisco 
When the Garden Bloggers came to town, they visited a trove of the Bay Area’s great gardens, all lined up in a stellar itinerary that included Filoli to the iconic landscape of the Ruth Bancroft Garden and The Wave Garden, Wave Garden Vista View © Alice Joyce A few more special settings have been highlighted here on Alice’s Garden Travel Buzz. You Continue reading San Francisco Gardens 
Tucson is on the current itinerary, so I won’t be returning to the California desert. Still, that won’t keep me from reliving the adventure of a series of 2011 Springtime hikes through arrays of wildflowers, starting in the Indian Canyons of Palm Springs and going on to Joshua Tree, with lots of time to explore Anza-Borrego State Park. Wildflowers displays light up the desert landscape in a good year…. Continue reading Desert Destinations: Wildflower Hikes Comments are closed Desert Travel, National Parks, Nature, Southern California Desert Travel, Nature, Public parks, Southern California |
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