Rather than explore a park, I continued forward on E Central Regional Rail Trail 3. I had a lot on my mind while here and needed some quiet and peace. I started my journey down E Central Regional Rail Trail 3 at the same bridge where I stopped before. Except that since I started at the trailhead, I followed a
After exploring the nearby park, I ventured down E Central Regional Rail Trail 2. This section had a lot of similar areas. But they kept me safe from the sun. If you read my last post from this trail, you might feel like your seeing double. And in a way you are. E Central Regional Rail Trail 2 is similar
At the end of my last adventure, I reached Audubon Park. So for this post, I decided to check the park out. Audubon Park was not at all what I expected. Well later at least. The first section was what I thought the park would encompass. A parking lot with some green space around it doesn’t give away what is
I got up early in the morning, ready for a long hike on E Central Regional Rail Trail. This time I was ready to brave the sun. The E Central Regional Rail Trail continues from where the Spring to Spring Trail ended. Bidding Green Springs Park farewell, I started my journey early in the morning. I wasn’t sure how much
My mother was visiting from out of town, so I decided to take her to Bill Keller Park and show her how I create the posts for this Travel Blog. Bill Keller Park was built for a clear purpose. And I have visited other parks made to serve that same use. Its a baseball park of course. While I have
At the hottest part of one of the hottest days of the year in Florida, I visited Mariner’s Cove Park. Good thing there was plenty of shade. At the front of Mariner’s Cove Park sits a couple greenspaces and spots with shade. A good thing too cause as you can see in the above images it was scorching hot out.
For my next adventure, I visited Green Springs Park. The green color comes from the sulfur in the water. A smell that I am all too familiar with. Green Springs Park is a little smaller than nearby Gemini Springs, but in this case, that wasn’t a problem at all. In fact, I prefer this park to the other one for
For my next adventure, I visited Thornby Park. Located just off the Spring to Spring Trail, there was a lot to see here. Thorny Park is split into a couple different sections. Before I explored the trail that looped around the back side, I checked out the parking lot and playground at the entrance. When I first arrived there was
I checked out Spring to Spring Trail 3 and traveled much farther than intended. I got my miles in for sure this time. Before I went too far down Spring to Spring Trail 3, I pass Mile Marker 24.5. Remember that this trail is going backwards mile wise because I started at the wrong end. But as you will see
Before I went back to the trail, I explored nearby Debary Memorial Park. It has a different feel than the nearby Gemini Springs. But that is hardly a bad thing. Debary Memorial Park is a space dedicated to Veterans. I assume mostly the Air Force, but I don’t want to be wrong on that and make a false claim. Unlike