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We regrouped behind our banner-bearers and left Lincoln Park. |
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It is always interesting to walk through Lincoln Heights and other historic neighborhoods along the route. |
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Random thought: Only bird-lovers should be immortalized with outdoor
statues.
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Downtown has come into view. Our destination is in sight. All we have to do is cross the railroad tracks and the Los Angeles River and we're practically there. |
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Here is the final bridge into Downtown. The group's pace has fallen off a bit as the distance and heat have begun to sink in. |
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The Pobladores Walk always gets some media attention. This is partly because it is a newsworthy event and partly because holidays are typically slow news days. In any event, it's fun to pick up the newspaper or turn on the TV news and see a story about something you participated in. |
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We enter Union
Station from its north end. We regroup in the little garden area just
to the south of the main passenger waiting area.
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After about 15 minutes, the group is ready to head across the street to the Plaza at the end of Olvera Street. |