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
Continuing my journey through College Park, I went next to Guernsey Park. This park had a few features that were not obvious when I first arrived. Guernsey Park makes up for its small size with diversity. There are three different regions within this area. The first is the two ponds near where I entered. With a viewing area on one
I went to the next park in the College Park area. Dartmouth Park was the closest one and offered a few features that helped it stand out from the last few locations. Dartmouth Park serves the community of College Park. This rather nice district of Orlando has a lot to offer in its own right. The park thus has to
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
The park I wanted to explore is still closed. I overslept too. Good thing I found Lake Dot Park nearby. Let’s see what I discovered. Sadly, what I found was a lake that had visible garbage dumped in. The algae visible on the shore is probably thriving thanks to this junk being added. It bothers me that people so easily
Overbrook Park was not actually where I had intended to explore today. However, due to construction, I was forced to come here instead. In the end, I am glad I did. What I found was quite impressive. I think I can let the pictures I took at Overbrook Park speak for themselves. The little creek cuts through a canyon and
I returned to Titusville and continued looking around the large cluster of parks right by downtown. Veterans Memorial Park Titusville was my next stop. Although the park is really just Veterans Memorial, I am adding Titusville to it to differentiate it from any other similar park I visit in the future. As I entered Veterans Memorial Park Titusville, I was
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,
Right next to Lake Ivanhoe, sits a small park. Lake Ivanhoe Plaza Park had a couple things worth noting. Let’s take a look. I started on the east side of this small clearing of a park. But small does not always mean none. A special monument stood to greet me when I took my first steps into Lake Ivanhoe Plaza
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