Nootka Marble Scupture

Top was my walk today, 2.76 miles.

Bottom was yesterday's walk.

Nootka Sound Marble Sculpture

• David Marshall’s "Nootka" (Bellingham, WA): A ten-ton blue marble sculpture created by Vancouver, B.C. artist David Marshall. Donated to the city of Bellingham by the artist's widow, Carel Marshall, through the non-profit group Sculpture Northwest, the piece is permanently installed in Bellingham’s Cornwall Park.

Done by David F. Marshall

Marble from Nootka Sound, B.C.

David Marshall’s "Nootka" (Bellingham, WA): A ten-ton blue marble sculpture created by Vancouver, B.C. artist David Marshall. Donated to the city of Bellingham by the artist's widow, Carel Marshall, through the non-profit group Sculpture Northwest, the piece is installed in Cornwall Park by the bridge.

Beautiful Sunlight 

Entrance to park from Meridian.

Walked to bridge via a new trail.

I have one more trial to find, on the left bottom of the park. 

Walked to the Bridge Today

Me on the trail.

I'm trying to get to 3 miles.

Bridge over Squalicum Creek.

The bridge that isn't open.

Nice little waterfall.

Bridge damaged from a tree falling onto it.

Leaving the bridge area.

Up a fairly steep hill.

Path meanders.

Sunlight through the trees.

Back to entrance from Cornwall Ave. and Coolidge Dr. corner. 

Entrance is .50 miles from apartment.

Where I enter the park off Squalicum Pkwy.

Walked to Squalicum Creek Bridge.

Walking to and from Hospital

Gary was in the hospital from Friday evening when he collapsed and we called 911.

It is .5 miles to the east entrance.

There is lots of construction around the other side,

Gary is in the orange triangle, #250.

This was 2 trips to the hospital and back.

This is a huge complex.

This was 3 trips, Grant visited and gave me a ride back on the 3rd trip.

I saw this deer on my walk out one of the days.

Cornwall Park Walks

Cornwall Park map.

Not sure if this is where I walked.

Today's walk, new route.

This is my walk on Plymouth.

A 1 mile walk around our facility.

Walking north from entrance on Squalicum.

Walk to Cornwall Trails

Went to lab first, then into Cornwall. 

Want to see how far it is to the bridge at the creek.