I’m back to exploring after moving some miles down the road. This time I checked out Earl Johnson Park. The first thing I noticed about Earl Johnson Park was the fact that no one else was here. I had gotten my first Vaccine Shot recently. Though I brought my mask with me just in case, I figured I wouldn’t be
While getting food, I found a park nearby. So I set out to Elizabeth “Betty” Wolfe Park to see what made this park different from others. Elizabeth “Betty” Wolfe Park is split into two distinct areas. I did not get many pictures of the first part at all. This is because the front area is a large playground. And since
As promised, I visited Jacksonville Drew Park after my slight detour. Right near one of my other adventures, I wondered how this place would hold up to its neighbor. Jacksonville Drew Park has one major feature I have seen at other parks. This place is first and foremost, a series of baseball fields. As Covid 19 still is in control
I know I said that I was going to explore the park near the last one I visited. But I was compelled to go watch the sun rise at Jacksonville Beach. While I was there, I saw Oceanfront Park one block away and decided to check it out. Oceanfront Park is simple by design but has plenty to look at.
After another long pause, I finally got a chance to go exploring again. This time my destination was Lovelace Park. I found even more than I thought I would. Look! Its my shadow. I exist. Anyway, it was a perfect day to explore. You can by the sky. Lovelace Park was peaceful and quiet too. Barely a soul here. A
Covid 19 is still a looming threat in the United States. So I cautiously went to Huffman Boulevard Park to knock another small section of the world off my wanderlust bucket list. Huffman Boulevard Park was much more crowded than the last place I explored. Most importantly a large part of the playground was in use. Besides the fact that
Baker Skinner Park is located close to my house. Covid 19 has prevented me from doing a lot of things over the last year and a half. So has moving from Orlando to Jacksonville. I figured it was time to use my day off to explore a bit. Covid 19 has completely changed how we work and play in the
Ever since I moved to Jacksonville, Florida and started dealing with Covid like the rest of the planet, I was unable to continue my blogging adventure. But today I fought against my personal problems and tried again. I explored my backyard. Do you like the adorable Deino that is the image for this post? Get ready to see a lot
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
Before I continue going through my Cross Seminole Trail Journey, I wanted to hit something in my backlog. The famed Kissimmee Lakefront is legendary among Central Florida Pokemon Go Players. When the game first launched, creatures that could be found basically nowhere else spawned in high amounts. Its been a couple years since Pokemon Go launched, but I spent many