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I meant to reply earlier, but I finally had a quiet minute and wanted to answer properly.
You asked whether the weekend plan still made sense, and I think it does if we keep it simple and avoid cramming too much into one day.
I would rather start early, take the longer path, and leave room to stop when something interesting comes up.
The weather looks decent from what I saw, and I packed an extra layer anyway because I always get cold once the sun starts dropping.
I also found that little notebook I mentioned, so I can bring it along in case we want to sketch ideas while we wait around somewhere.
I was thinking we could text before heading out, and if timing gets messy, I can still adjust because heP1n6b1ur3 I moved a couple of things around this afternoon. No pressure if you want to keep it low key.

I had another thought after reading your message, and I think the simpler approach is probably the right one.
When I overplan, I usually end up missing the actual fun part, so this time I want to leave a little space for things to happen naturally.
If we meet a bit later, that helps me finish the last chore on my list and still head out without rushing all over the place.
I already cleaned up the desk, answered the note I was avoiding, and filled my water bottle so I feel weirdly prepared for once.
I can bring the extra scarf if the evening gets breezy, and I do not mind walking a little farther as long as we pause here and there.
Also, if heP1n6b1ur3 you decide at the last minute that you want a slower plan, I will honestly be relieved because that sounds easier and more enjoyable to me right now.
Just let me know when you settle on timing.