September Contra Costa Vegetarians Vegan Potluck

[Guest guest]

PLEASE NOTE UNUSUAL PLACE!

 

The Keyes canceled us again, so we are back at Larkey

Park. Next month, we'll go back to houses, and we are

set for Oct and Nov. Meanwhile, please consider the

idea of hosting us some month in the future. Thanks.

 

There is still the opportunity to hot tub and/or swim

at the Keyes after eating at Larkey, so bring your

swimsuit and towel if you wish to do this.

 

CONTRA COSTA VEGETARIANS' VEGAN POTLUCK!

(Vegan = no animal products of any kind;

ie, no meat, fish, eggs, dairy, honey, etc.)

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST, 2002

6:00 P.M.: GATHER; 6:30 P.M.: EAT

LARKEY PARK IN WALNUT CREEK

 

PLEASE BRING:

–one dish (per attendee) to feed 6-8 people

--an autographed copy of your recipe to place by

your dish for others to read/copy/inquire about

--your own reusable plate, cup, silverware, napkin

(and don't forget a serving spoon)

 

Directions:

going north on Hwy 680: take the Treat Blvd/Geary Rd

exit (this is less than 1.5 miles from the 24/680

interchange and is the exit shortly following the

North Main [ie, Keys] exit; turn left at the signal

and go over the freeway (this is Treat Blvd, but it

becomes Geary when you cross North Main); take Geary

0.6 miles to Buena Vista Ave and turn left (this

is the first signal you will come to; Putnam Blvd is

to the right). Larkey Park is one long block down on

the right at Buena Vista and First Ave (small parking

lot; street parking is also fine).

 

going south on 680: take the Treat Blvd/Geary Rd exit,

turn left at the signal on to North Main St, then turn

right at the first signal, which is Geary Rd; take

this 0.6 miles to Buena Vista Ave and turn left (this

is the first signal you will come to; Putnam Blvd is

to the right). Larkey Park is one long block down on

the right at Buena Vista and First Ave(small parking

lot; street parking is also fine).

 

General info: Larkey Park is only 1-2 miles from the

Keys condo, so you’re traveling time should only

increase by a few minutes (more surface street time is

involved). We haven’t been there in years, but we used

to gather at the picnic tables at the top of the

incline. There is a nice playground there with swings,

slides and climbing equipment, so kids are likely to

enjoy this gathering. The Lindsay Museum is in this

park, but it is closed in the evening.

 

 

 

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