We were in town for Serena and Jon's wedding. Before the festivities, I decided to give the place a wander. According to the guide in the motel, 35,000 or so people, and a plethora of trees and a set of train tracks bisecting the city. All in all, quiet and pleasant.

Talk about your going all out for a sign welcoming you to the city limits.	Downtown seems like many others: revitalized, quaint, and a touch older than it ought to look.	The secret to the super clean streets: early morning cleaning crews wandering the streets.
Drive too far in any one direction, and you'll encounter a number of hills and mountains. Hmm...	Trees everywhere -- and not just in the popular areas. A green city all about, certainly.	If nothing else, San Dimas can lay claim to being a gateway to Santa Ana via Highway 57.