After checking out basically everything around it, I finally arrived at Lake Baldwin Park proper. Many of the other places I visited recently are connected in some form to this place. The first place I decided to explore when I arrived at Lake Baldwin Park was the outer perimeter of the Dog Park. I do not have a dog and
I initially had some qualms about visiting Orlando Veterans’ Memorial Park on Fathers Day. After all, plenty would be here creating a connection between themselves and loved ones. It didn’t feel like I should be coming. But vowing to use this as a test in respecting others, I took the jump and entered the park. Before I started getting images
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 found another part of Baldwin Park that was apparently off limits to the public. However, Corrine Commons is wide open and the only sign stating this fact was right in the center. It seemed pretty inviting for private property. Corrine Commons is what you would expect from Baldwin Park. Wide open spaces. Shaded areas to relax outside compliment said
Cady Way Trail Part 2 takes off right where I stopped in my last post. The path weaves around Baldwin Park and the surrounding areas. Let’s see what I discovered. Cady Way Trail Part 2 starts in an unnamed park on the outskirts of Baldwin Park. I was hardly the only one to make use of this part of the
I started a much larger project recently. This is Cady Way Trail Part 1. The path goes near so many parks and areas of interest that it will be some time before this exploration idea is complete. Look forward to many varied areas. Let us begin. Cady Way Trail Part 1 begins at a park I checked out in the
Since I am going to be in Chicago for about a week, I figured this was the perfect chance to do a very different blog post. For a long time, I wanted to explore MCO Terminal C. Better known as Orlando International Airport, I will be using MCO because it is shorter. Anyway, Terminal C was built recently and is
Finishing off the parks around College Park, I discovered that I missed one close to Downtown Orlando. I returned to the area around my last adventure to see what Colonialtown Square was like. Colonialtown Square is a peaceful place that showcases an event that is now deeply connected to Orlando. Though it has been a couple years, the scars left
As promised, I visited Albert Park. Situated right in the middle of downtown College Park, there is plenty to see here. As it was better to visit during the day, I chose to explore it separate from my downtown adventure. Albert Park makes up for its small size with plenty of relaxing spaces. College Park is not as large as
I wanted to do something different. Rather than explore a park by day, I went to Downtown College Park at night for a completely new experience. When the sun goes down, all the city lights come on. Downtown College Park has a night life all its own. While Downtown Orlando is an extremely wacky place to be on a Friday