Here it is. Post 10 of surviving the Quarantine. I almost didn’t make it last week as those of you who read my last post know. Make sure to read all of these posts as they belong together. Last week was extremely bleak. I put a lot of what I care about on hold while I put my mental health
Located on the bank of Lake Concord I found my next nearby park. Don Dudley Park looks a lot like many other places I have explored. But was there anything different to distinguish it? Let’s find out. Given that Don Dudley Park is located on a lake, it was inevitable that I would get pictures of this dominating feature. Also,
After exploring the outskirts and surrounding areas, I finally made my way to Lake Ivanhoe Park. Sadly, I ran into a couple challenges that made exploration more difficult. The first area of Lake Ivanhoe Park was blocked off when I arrived. I am not sure what was going on, but there was heavy police activity at the park itself. There
I have a new work schedule. Because of my hours changing and being in an adjustment period, I held off on Loch Haven Park. However, I did find a small park nearby. Let us take a look at Beeman Park and what I saw there. Beeman Park is relatively small. It features an open field and a couple benches to
After visiting two disappointing parks in a row, I was worried that the world was setting me up for a three-peat. But I had high hopes that when I explored Festival Park that this streak would become broken. Lets see what happened. Festival Park is right near the Orlando Executive Airport. With many side streets dividing the park into sets