Got up pretty early, had a quick breakfast, packed our bags and headed to the CapHill station. Waited for like 5 minutes for the trail shuttle. The driver was kind, he didn't ask for any money. We spent the next hour looking at the surroundings as we were driven to Little Si trailhead.
We spent the first 20 minutes of our hike walking between two parking spots several minutes apart several times, trying to figure out where the trailhead was, because my dad was too confident about it without looking up the map. Eventually we looked at the map, followed other people, and walked up the mountain.
The walk was quite easy, not too much of a sharp incline, lots of cute doggoes in there as well. Young children and the elderly were all hiking up easily, and we had phone signal pretty much all the way through.
The peak was small and sharp, and not really a good place to have a picnic, very different to what we, and most other people, were expecting. Spent 15 not very exciting minutes up there, and began our descent. Dad walked way past us, got to the parking area 20 mins earlier than the rest of the gang. Waited barely 2 minutes for the bus back home. The bus dropped us right on our street, it was a pleasant surprise.
On the way to walk, dad and I got Molly Mon's ice-cream. I thought it was okay, the milk-free blackberry, dad liked their waffle cone better than the cream.
Stayed home for a bit, walked near Hau Hau where the Indian Store is, I didn't know about it before, had to go there for some medical reason. It was a miserable walk but I didn't have many options. It's not a well-stocked store but it's not like there's many options around here. They did give me free papad though, so that was nice.
Had roti-tarkari for dinner.
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