Now that I am back in Florida, I continued adventuring my neighborhood in Longwood. I found a little park appropriately named Small World Park and decided to check it out. Small World Park is a bit smaller than some of the other places I have visited recently. That doesn’t mean there is little to do though. Not only is there
I had a busy week where I couldn’t explore much. Finally, I set out and checked out Fox Chase Park. It was the last of three parks right by where I was staying. Fox Chase Park is a bit bigger than the other two parks I explored nearby. Also unlike them, it was not of an identical design. The playground
Rollins Savannah was my next destination and the one I was most excited for to check out. I spent near three hours here and took plenty of pictures. If I had more time in Illinois, I would have spent multiple days checking out this park. Rollins Savannah is a series of trails and parks and even with all the images
For my next adventure in Illinois, I visited Greystone Park. The weather took a cold and windy turn so I found a smaller park to explore. Greystone Park is set up quite similar to the last park I visited. A single path at the entrance leads to a small playground. The rest of the park is a large open field
I traveled to Chicago Illinois to visit family. But that doesn’t mean I can’t explore some parks near where I’m staying. My first stop on a cold day was Oak Tree Park. I’m actually staying in a suburb of Chicago called Round Lake. Its far to the north of the city. I’m actually closer to Milwaukee, Wisconsin than Chicago. Anyway,
I am all settled in in Longwood, Florida. There are plenty of parks nearby and a specific one caught my eye. Let’s see what I found at Reiter Park. Longwood Florida is a beautiful area filled with plenty of parks. And with Reiters Park, I think I found something special. I didn’t realize just how much was crammed into this
I’m all moved in and ready to explore again. Candyland Park was right around the corner from my house. Naturally that was as good a place to start as any. I did not find any candy at Candyland Park. But there was plenty of land. And the park used its space wisely and seemed intent on cramming as much to
At long last I made it to the Northbank Riverwalk. Since this was my last full day in Jacksonville, I explored this entire trail. What normally would have been multiple blog posts is getting condensed into one. Lets take a look at all the amazing things I found. Art, water, and tall buildings. Northbank Riverwalk many of the things I
I took a night stroll to Friendship Park. Its the one spot of the Southbank Riverwalk I had not documented yet. After traveling the trail at sunset, I knew the best way to explore this park was at night. Friendship Park normally would have a lot more to show. But as you can see in a couple of the pictures
After my amazing adventure at the riverfront, I realized I missed a park. So I went to check out St. John’s Park. Let’s see what this quiet space had to offer. While much smaller in size than my last adventure, this peaceful corner right near downtown has its own appeal. St. John’s Park is an interesting name for this place