We got a good start on the day and had time for a good visit to the Crocker Art Museum. Crocker was one of the four men associated with the Central and Southern Pacific railroads, and the original museum was in his Sacramento mansion. It has an excellent collection of California and modern American artists. We shared a picnic table with a homeless gentleman, and then headed to Petaluma. We were delighted to find that the KOA had a strong WiFi, and caught up on email and blogging. The weather was in the low nineties until a heavy fog rolled in. Then we needed our jackets. Unfortunately our neighbors on both sides had campfires. So we retreated to the tent. Judy used her earplugs to miss the woman across the road berate her husband for a couple of hours.
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