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
After what feels like an eternity, I am back exploring Black Hammock Trailhead. This small park marks where I stopped exploring The Cross Seminole Trail many months ago. Black Hammock Trailhead is split into two areas. The first features a walking trail and plenty of shade to rest before going to Cross Semoinole Trial proper. Since trailheads exist both for
It has been a long time since I explored for my blog. But when my birthday struck, I got a chance to take a break from work. Let’s see what I saw on September 1st in Windermere Town Square. Situated in well, Windermere Town Square, this park was the perfect place for me to take a peaceful walk for my
After a long absence away, I finally returned to Cross Seminole Trail 4. This section marked the first time I entered parts unknown along the trail. It was an exciting endeavor. Cross Seminole Trail 4 is partially disconnected from my earlier route. I spent some time wandering around Downtown Oviedo and even crossed a few major streets to try and
Right next to my last adventure sits Friendship Park. All excitement that I had towards exploration was cut short by two factors. The first: The gate into the park was shut. The second: A storm was brewing. As one can see, Friendship Park as heavily tailored to children. Thanks to the storm though, the park was clear of people. Though
I ended up visiting the Lawton House in Oviedo after being unable to find the park with the same name. As it turns out, there is overlap between the two spots. Since the Lawton House is well… a house there was not too much to see outside. Still I took plenty of pictures so that one can view the place
Don’t let the name fool you. Boston Hill Park is still part of Florida. Notably part of Oveido for that matter. My attention was first drawn to the signs in the parking lot at Boston Hill Park. Apparently, at one point the parking lot had been closed. The orange construction signs are a testament to that. I decided to take
I continued my journey down Cross Seminole Trail 3. This section was the most diverse by far. My journey down Cross Seminole Trail 3 began at the large bridge pictured in all the images above. Like the bridge at Cady Way Trail, I have longed to cross this one. But thanks to a combination of apathy and other factors I
I started back on Cross Seminole Trail 2. Continuing right where I left off, I prepared for a scorching day. Mile Marker 2.5: The first part of Cross Seminole Trail 2 transitioned from residential housing to industrial parks. Those of you who stuck with me through Cady Way Trail saw a similar transition. I am curious to know why biking
Starting in the exact same spot that my last adventure came to an end, I started my journey down Cross Seminole Trail. I decided to use a similar picture to the last I took from my trek down Cady Way Trail. The area where Cross Seminole Trail begins has a special place in my heart when it comes to Florida.