The Griffith Park Teahouse survives another day

On Day 2, the view east from the teahouse showed a yellowish haze over Glendale — air you can chew.

The exterior of the teahouse features rows of detachable wooden slats on which people can write down their thoughts. Claire Aguilar of Burbank leaves a meditative note, taken from a book she happened to be carrying.

The wishes left behind in the teahouse run the gamut from statements to requests for specific favors. One visitor left behind a plea for needed rain.

A visitor named “JK” leaves a message of love for Los Angeles.

A plea for a lifetime of love. The “P-22” inside a circle stamped on the wood is in honor of the mountain lion that inhabits the area.

The teahouse, built on an abandoned foundation on the ridge, frames views of mountains, valleys and trees, including this vew north.

A couple of Griffith Park regulars departed from their normal route to explore the teahouse. (This image was snapped with my new fisheye lens!)