A cow stood above a sign that described almost everything about Glen Canyon Park.

A sequence of numbers bordered the path. They read, left to right, as, "1", "2", and "3".

A sign, by a clump of bushes, said, "Honey Bees, Please do not Disturb."

A large sign, just inside Glen Canyon Park, listed the governing rules.

A sign, next to the rules, was a "Coyote Alert." It described what you should and should not do, if you encounter a coyote.

An older "Coyote Alert" sign was found deeper into the park.

A sign, attached to a eucalyptus tree, described one's behavior inside a "Significant Natural Resource, Area."

One of the trails through Glen Canyon Park celebrated the "Gum Tree Girls." This trail led eventually to Portola Street.

Someone had written in chalk on the cut-off end of a tree limb. That modest sign read, "My favorite shirt will always look better on you."