“Being out here feeds people’s soul.”
I was told by the woman who I met on Crystal Springs Regional Trail.
Great nature is Bay Area’s backyard, and they are always there for you to visit to reorganize mind shelves and hitting Ctrl + R on your soul browser. There was a definitely tangible shift in mood as I made a short detour from the ordinary commute route on I-94 to Crystal Springs Reservoir.
As if my poor soul was previously dehydrated, the pouring sunlight has replenished me back to life after short 3 miles walk along the Sawyer Camp Segment Trail.
What amazes me about living in Bay Area is its convenient accessibility to recreational parks. It’s as easy as finding nearest 7-11 to buy some item you forgot on grocery list.
After spending one full year in Northern California, I still feel as though every day is my first day here. Why? Because I see and experience something new every day. I am trying to stay away from comfort zone and perpetual cycle of same day syndrome. This thought pushes me to discover new amazing trails like Crystal Springs!
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I can probably live anywhere in the world anytime if my heart tells me to do so. What is most difficult for people who is getting used to dwell in their comfort zone is to look at familiar from fresh perspectives. Commuter route for example, can show you very different faces if you make decisive detour. If this detour was not made, traffic on commuter route will stay the same and nothing new may be seen. Only the frustration from being stuck will increase.
Going off the ordinary path should be practiced; and you may find something wonderful from its attempt. Fortunately, Bay Area is full of lakes and woods which make the whole region explorable. There is no excuse to go straight back home after work especially during this long daylight hours of summer.
Crystal Springs Regional Trail is one of the must visit scenic trails in San Mateo county. You can acquire trail detail from Parks Department website. Some part of trails are under construction as of today (August 2014) check the website for hours and notifications.
The land appears rather barren with absolutely no sign of vegetation. Solid ground of this place makes it perfect training spot for runners.
A monument that stands atop the hill creating metallic chimes as the wind gets caught on the strangely shaped objects.
Sound bouncer.
Sound bouncer is designed in the way when the sound is projected into the shell it will reverberates the sound wave back to the speaker.
My friend Elliot and field glasses.
The park is located along the edge of San Mateo Bay. You will see many people sailing with kites and training for sports here.
…Water is too dirty for swimming so don’t even think about diving in. 
A nice sun spot on the artificial green patch. It was surprisingly comfortable to lie down on this thing.
This long stairway looks great for cardio exercise.
Elliot posing for his debut album cover.
Abandoned boardwalk along the shore.
Wires everywhere.
