I spent last night with Bill and Anne in Ann Arbor.
This morning, Bill and I took a short walk on a nature trail that wasn't yet built when I lived in Ann Arbor. It's near Barton Dam.
The trail wanders near the Huron River.
But what a surprise at the other end! I had no idea where we were going to end up. This now connects with Bandemer Park, and they have built a pedestrian tunnel under the railroad so you can safely get into Bandemer.
The inside has backlighted laser-cut artwork on the walls.
The reason this was such a fun surprise is that when I lived here, I could walk from my place to the Argo Dam on the river, and then up along it for a couple miles to get to Bandemer Park. But there was no way then to walk on to Barton Dam- at least not a trail. I just love connections like this!
Here's the picture you probably expected. Hiking buds.
Last night's clue? I know it wasn't much of a clue. It's part of a computer memory system. Bill has a board that is about 16x18 inches covered with wrapped wire like in that picture, and the whole thing provided 16K memory! That was a "few" years ago.
Tonight's clue is a little more helpful, but I don't think you'll guess where I am anyway.
Miles walked in 2026: 47.9
Barton Nature Trail, Ann Arbor, MI. 2.4 miles.
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