Quarry Park in Rocklin, California has changed immensely over the last few years. What used to be an abandoned quarry filled with water and whatever else fell in there and a barren field full of rattlesnakes and poison oak is now a delightful local park and adjacent adventure park. Locals can enjoy summer concerts, a lovely short walk around the quarry, a climb on the children’s playset and train or for the more adventurous they can climb or zipline next door. I love this park and think what they have done with it is genius other than it still seems weird to be placed right in the middle of the city government.
Bulldog Travels / Photos By Jenny 
Nice. Lovely. For some reason I can’t get the Flintstones cartoon jingle out of my Baby Boomer head! Lol! 😀😁😂😃😉
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Hilarious. Omg. So true. Love that image.
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Lol! That’s me. A Walking jukebox of songs, music, cartoons, comics and jingles from the 1960s and 1970s! 😎😊😉😆😅😄😃🤣
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Just another reason I’m glad we are buddies!
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Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🦃🦃🦃
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Thanks. You too!
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Interesting, having gone to Sierra College long ago and even lived in Rocklin for a spell in the late 70s. Neat to see what they have done. Thanks. –Curt
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Yah. Change happens whether we like it or not! 😉
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Laughing. That was one of the likes. I am not sure about Sierra growing from the small campus where I knew most to the student body to where it is today.
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Yes Sierra college is big with satellite campuses now. Although it really hasn’t changed much. The city around it has though.
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I was at Sierra the year it opened with 1500 students. And then I went from there to Berkeley. Maybe it was the comparison. 🙂 I had a class at Berkeley with close to that many kids. –Curt
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That’s a good use of taxpayers’ dollars. 🙂
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