When we returned home, everyone piled in the minivan and drove back to the Toyota dealership near Costco where Rob made a quick stop. With all the errands completed, Rob was kind enough to indulge me with a tour through the older parts of Reno. We parked downtown and walked along the Truckee River (that runs through the hear of the city) for a few blocks, proceeding on to some great well-established neighborhoods. I have to say, once again, that I really think Reno is great. The older parts feel vaguely like SLC, but the outskirts where Rob, Anna, et al. live feel very rural and northern-New-Mexico-like. All that is missing is the smell of juniper smoke in the air. I like it here. We finished the day by grilling some delicious rib-eye steaks on Rob's immaculately-clean grill.
of the Sierra Nevada, seen from Rob and Anna's front yard
The Truckee river flows from Lake Tahoeto Pyramid Lake, passing through the middle of Reno --
Sierra Nevada in the background
on a very crisp afternoon
This has been a fun visit, getting to know Reno better and having a great time with our fun hosts. Today promises to be fun, too. I will report later.
That's all for now.
OXO
D.
That's all for now.
OXO
D.

4 comments:
We go to Ethan Allen for Tacos and Lemonade all the time! Looks fun!
Trader Joes won't open in Utah because it makes most of its money from wine sales. But someday I think it will open there anyway.
Reno indeed looks fab.
Reno looks much better than I imagined. The move looks better and better!
Where did my comment go?
I just was saying the tacos were just delish!
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