Re: [SBB] Steven's Creek Park / Villa Maria picnic area final

[patty brown <[[email protected]]>]

Just two question/comment items on new 'NO ENTRY KEEP OUT'  signs at 
SCCP near Villa Maria PA.

   1. Why weren't the signs put up where the public/private property 
line is located ?

   2. I noticed the following comment on the SCCP web page:

	'Visitors may enjoy exploring the remnants of the historic Villa Maria 
orchard'   hmmmmm !

Patty Brown
Sunnyvale


On May 10, 2006, at 5:02 PM, Al Eisner wrote:

> On Tue, 9 May 2006, Bob Power wrote:
>
>> Jack Cole wrote:
>>> Bob's Steven's Creek Park trip reminded me that when
>>> I was there last Friday I noticed brand new "NO
>>> ENTRY KEEP OUT" signs all around the periphery of
>>> the Villa Maria Picnic area.
>>
>> Tamara Shear responded:
>> My understanding is that this path is actually a deer
>> trail that park visitors have made their own.
>> Unfortunately, the path eventually leads
>> the public onto private property. Park staff closed
>> the path for this reason. I hope this helps.
>
> If you are referring to the path that heads downhill, it certainly has
> not looked like a deerpath (although it may well have become more over-
> grown); but it assuredly leaves park property.  On the other hand, the
> old orchard is also now blocked with the same signs.  There the paths 
> look
> like old roads, and it was a nice place to bird.  I had always thought
> it to be part of the Park, but that was based more on a natural 
> assumption
> than on any solid information.
> 								Al Eisner
>
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