Continuing through my backlog of explorations, lets take a look at what I found on Cross Seminole Trail 5. I was desperate to find happiness on Christmas Eve, a day that has almost always been terrible for me. I might have overdone it a bit this time. After all, I traveled quite far. Leaving Black Hammock Trailhead behind, Cross Seminole
After checking out many small parks around the Baldwin area, I finally hit the jackpot. Blue Jacket Park was nothing short of incredible to explore. When I first arrived at Blue Jacket Park, I worried that a thunderstorm would force me to leave early. But as you can see by the sky in the above images, that fear blew over
I started checking out the many areas of Baldwin Park starting with Union Park. Even the small parks here are pretty nice. Despite being marked as private, Union Park has no fence or other barrier to entry. Since I was not the only one here though, I chose to make my time short. With plenty of benches to relax on,
Lake Druid Park is located just northeast of Downtown Orlando. Had I not know if the park’s location ahead of time, I never would have found it. For some odd reason, Pokemon Go does not have it marked in game. The first thing I spotted when I entered Lake Druid Park was this large garden. Though the entrance to this
Just to the east of La Costa Wetlands, the very first park I explored in this travel blog sits another. And these two areas could not be much different if they tried. Much more open and with signs of civilization all around it, one would not beleive that Leroy Hoequist Park could be so near to an isolated marsh. It