McClellan Ranch Reserve (Cupertino) - Plein Air

Hi everyone! Lets see if we can catch some fall color here before winter starts.
Meet and greet: Milk barn close to parking lot and restroom at 9am.
Show and tell: Milk barn at 12:30. If there is a change, I will post the new location.
Restroom: close to Milk barn.
Parking: free. Limited parking. please come early.
If you are interested in coming, please RSVP here. So I know I do not need to change the location.

Description:
Park map: https://www.cupertino.gov/files/assets/city/v/2/parks-and-recreation/documents/mcclellan/mcclellan-ranch-preserve-map.pdf
Website: https://www.cupertino.gov/Parks-Recreation/McClellan-Ranch-Preserve

What to bring:
These Saturday morning meetups are primarily for Plein Air painting, but I don't discriminate so bring whatever you want to make art with. If you're a Plein Air painter, below are my recommendations for what to bring.
• Art Supplies - Bring all of your own art supplies for whatever medium you are using e.g. paints, surfaces, brushes, and cleaning supplies. For any beginners who don't know how to start or have questions feel free to post in the comments section or DM me through meetup.com's message service.
• Easels - If you're painting please bring your easel.
• Outdoor wear - We will be outdoors for most of 3 hours so bring layers, hats, sunscreen.
• Snacks/food - Most of the locations we paint at don't have food/drinks so bring whatever food/drinks you require.
• Most of the places we paint at have picnic tables or benches, but if you need to sit when you art, be sure to bring something to sit on just in case.
• A good test to ensure you have everything you need is to set up to paint in your own yard for 3 hours. If you bring everything it takes to create art in your yard then you'll have everything you need to paint with us :)

Extra info:
• We usually paint in public places. People outside of the group will generally come up and see what you're doing. Usually they just compliment and walk by and sometimes they'll stop and chat a bit. For me this took a little getting used to, but I really enjoy it now and it's become one my favorite things about painting outdoors. Please don't scare anyone away :)
• Observe all signs. Especially the "keep off" ones.
• Stay on paths, but do not block them.
• Empty any painting fluids off-site including dirty water color water.
• Take your garbage with you.

Looking forward to seeing everyone.

Also, be sure to checkout our facebook group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/131295087508526

Ken