Day 3

Sacramento River Bend Area | Bureau of Land Management

S in Sacramento - SRBA, BLM

small trailer in background with 9 dogs in there - SRBA, BLM

old fellow leaning with dog SRBA, BLM


     After breakfast we tried to bike the Massacre Flat, but trail initially a bit unsuitable. Stashed the bikes. Went overland toward the Sacramento. Soon found it and S. took the dip as did the dog which helped with the cow shit. Returned on the river edge track and now have to go back for the bikes. Slight overcast. At one we decided to go to Davis and get a room. Nice spot on B street with a Black Bear Diner (that I remembered not unfondly from a long ago visit in another place or state) right across the street. After a significant amount of trouble we got take out and it was just fine. The dog is deemed to be under the weather and we stopped north of Winters to get him some fresh gear. He also got a bath in the tub after me with which he seemed okay. I want to note that the water was still clear after his bath.

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