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Walking distance: ~ 1.9 miles
Walking time: ~45 minutes (6:35 p.m. - 7:20 p.m.)
Start & End Point: Bedwell Bayfront Park Parking Lot, Menlo Park, CA
Yippee, I crossed into Redwood City this evening...just over the city line, according to the sign on the side of East Bayshore Road.
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The map (above) indicated an, as yet, undeveloped area (gray dotted line) for a possible trail in the future. I decided to walk down Haven and then East Bayshore, as close to the dotted line as possible, a route that ran parallel to Highway 101. I would not recommend walking this route, as most of this stretch lacks sidewalks. At some points I was forced to walk around parked cars, into the street with cars passing closeby. This was largely a walk through an industrial park and frontage road, with no views of, or access to, the Bay.
Wildlife Sightings: 1 egret hiding in the shadows; the sound of two birds calling to each other in trees (song bird species unknown, as I couldn't see the birds); 6 ducks, 2 feral cats.
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