Are you and your dog eating too many vegy snacks?

[Guest guest]

Then you may want to consider getting some exercise for both of you

while having some fun at the same time! I recently learned of some

local (and not necessarily vegetarian) groups that sponsor dog walks.

Perhaps if there are enough SBVS members who are interested in a

monthly dog walk then we can create our own. But until someone takes

the lead on such an event, here are some listings for the other

groups:

 

(1)Friday, July 2, 7-9 PM, at Freemont Older State Park

A 4-mile, moderately-paced, evening hike (bring a flashlight)

>Reservations are required; contact Mary Ann Monahan

c/o MidPeninsula Regional Open Space District

(650)691-1200 or e-mail at info

Website: www.openspace.org

 

(2)Sunday, July 11, Sierra Club hike at East Bay Regional Park

A moderate hike where off-leash dogs are welcome.

Bring lunch, liquid (for both you and your dog) and a leash.

For details and rain date, call Bob at (408)867-4576 by July 8

 

(3)Saturday, July 24, 6:30-8:30 PM, at Freemont Older State Park

A 4-mile, moderately-paced, evening hike (bring a flashlight)

>Reservations are required; contact Mary Ann Monahan

c/o MidPeninsula Regional Open Space District

(650)691-1200 or e-mail at info

Website: www.openspace.org

 

(4)Saturday, August 14, 6:30-8:30 PM, at Freemont Older State Park

A 4-mile, moderately-paced, evening hike (bring a flashlight)

>Reservations are required; contact Mary Ann Monahan

c/o MidPeninsula Regional Open Space District

(650)691-1200 or e-mail at info

Website: www.openspace.org

 

BTW--it is not essential that you bring a dog in order to

participate in these events!