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Geese feeding by the pond. |
| Sculpture along the path. |  |
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Carol on the trail. |
| University of Oregeon Stadium. |  |
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View of the trail. |
| Willamette River. |  |
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We crossed over via a nice footbridge. |
| Landscaping near the RR tracks. |  |
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Part of a mural at the farmers garden. |
| Other half of the mural. |  |
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This gargoyle-like sculpture of Scottish physicist, James Clerk Maxwell, is located at the second story level on the south facing wall of Willamette Hall. |
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Johnson Hall, erected in 1915, is located at the center of the University of Oregon campus. |
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“The Pioneer” – artist, Alex Proctor, donated to University in 1919. |
| Museum of Art building on the campus. |  |
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“The Family Group” by John Geise. |
| Interesting house. |  |
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Walkers coming along behind us. |
| We’ve arrived at the Rhododendron Gardens. |  |
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Volksmarchers climbing the hill up to the Garden. |
| More Volksmarchers climbing up to the Garden. |  |
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Bonnie and Helen. |
| Ed pointed out this deer wandering in the garden. |  |
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| Old church is now an Art Center and Gallery. |  |
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Wolf gargoyle is located at the entrance to the University of Oregon Museum of Natural History. |
| This Salmon gargoyle is located in the court yard. |  |
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There is also a Raven gargoyle is located here. |
| Also a bear gargoyle. |  |
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And a replica of the Willamette Meteorite. |
| One final gargoyle which I think is an Eagle. |  |
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A very large fountain. |
| Frank and Phyllis. |  |
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Sweet Peas. |
| Ed, Elaine and Ellen. |  |
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Ed on the trail to the finish. |
