After being stopped by construction, I finally got a chance to explore Lake Adair Park. I was excited by what I found here. Given the name Lake Adair Park, it should come as no surprise that there is a lake here. Equally unsurprising is my fascination with taking pictures around the lake. However, this park one an aspect unlike any
I was back in Titusville and found another park to explore. William J Manzo Memorial Park made up for what it lacked in size with plenty to see. Located off US 1 and bordering the Indian River, one can get a beautiful view of the Kennedy Space Center as well as be tricked into thinking they are looking at the
Thanks to financial woes, I was unable to play Pokemon Go properly for a couple days. Thus to make it up to those who read my travel blog, I decided to go explore a place outside of Orlando. I went to Titusville and found Rotary Riverfront Park. However, by the time I got back to Orlando from my visit to
Continuing my adventure in the many parks in one area, I entered Lake Cherokee Park. Combining aspects of the last few areas I visited, this one had a mix and match of the others both in and out of Pokemon Go. First I took a walk around the non lake part of Lake Cherokee Park. The open fields were in
Right next to Delaney Park, sits Al Coith Park. Unlike the one I explored last night, this adventure took me to open fields. Let’s see what else there was to find here. Thanks to the return to day time, the pictures are much clearer. I first worked my way around the outside of the park. This was done easily thanks
Delaney Park is right next door to Lake Davis Park, the location of my adventure yesterday. Sadly, I arrived here at night. The pictures I took are of an even lower quality than normal. Also since the park was closing as I was walking around, I was unable to finish hatching any eggs. Lets see what I found anyway. When
Located in the middle of a massive roundabout created by many neighborhood roads and Bumby Avenue in Orlando Florida sits Lake Como as well as the park that shares its name. Downtown Orlando’s commercial district is just blocks away and Toll Road 408 is even closer. Yet even the cars that use the roundabout to get past the lake do