I went to the same area in which my husband and I went for a walk on Monday. There are several trails around the Green River in Kent, WA. As we drove to the area on Monday, we passed the REI Corporate Headquarters. I remembered I'd wanted to sketch there. That was my first stop today.

Next I drove the narrow road along the Green River. I stopped at a foot bridge. Even though it was about 3pm, there were a lot of people out walking and bicycling.

Now for the small world. A man came up to me while sketching and we talked a little. Then he asked me if I knew Gabriel Campanario. "Yes, I do". Turns out this is Mark Greengo , who was the man who guided Gabi on the kayak trip to sketch the crumbling Kalakala ferry 3 years ago. He told me his version of the story, which was the pretty much the same as I remember Gabi telling during his tour of his MOHAI exhibit that featured a wall sized version of that sketch.

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