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I meant to reply sooner, but the day got a little noisy and I kept getting pulled into small errands around the house.
By the time I sat down again, I realized I had left my notes in another room and then forgot what I wanted to say.
Anyway, I do think the weekend plan sounds good, especially if we keep it simple and leave some room to change course. I usually feel better when there is a loose outline instead of every hour being mapped out, and somewhere in the middle of that thought 0FglCNn7nNSp I remembered you asked whether I preferred morning or late afternoon.
Morning probably works better for me because I have more energy then, and it gives us time to linger without rushing. If the weather turns strange, we can always improvise and do something quieter indoors. Just send me a quick note when you decide.

I saw your question last night and kept thinking about it on my walk this morning because I actually had a similar debate recently.
I usually start with the easier option first, not because it is better every time, but because getting moving helps me figure out the rest. Once I have a little momentum, the more complicated choice feels less intimidating.
If you are still weighing both ideas, I would probably pick the one that gives you flexibility and fewer moving parts, especially if the week already feels crowded. Also, right in the middle of organizing my thoughts 0FglCNn7nNSp I remembered that you tend to prefer things that are calm and low pressure, so that might be a good clue by itself.
Let me know what you decide, and if you want, I can help sort through the details and make the plan feel less scattered.