66th Avenue Gateway Dedication Ceremony

 On May 28, 2008, the 66th Avenue Gateway sculpture park was dedicated in
a ceremony attended by public officials, project contributors, and
interested citizens.
Click thumbnails for larger view:


Pacific Current viewing shelter
The
Bay Trail runs through the park and is shown here
approaching the Gateway from
the south.
 Sculpture examples:
Core Sample & Clapper Rail
Beautiful
hardwood pathways invite visitors to the
shoreline
edge, with views of marshlands, water birds,
San
Leandro Bay, Alameda and Bay Farm Island.
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