The last stop on my whirlwind tour of the many parks in one region. However, Lake Lucerne is not quite a park. At least the maps do not label it as one. Nestled between the part of Downtown Orlando where Orange Avenue splits into two one way streets, the skyline is clearly visible. Because of the construction happening on 408
Continuing my adventure in the many parks in one area, I entered Lake Cherokee Park. Combining aspects of the last few areas I visited, this one had a mix and match of the others both in and out of Pokemon Go. First I took a walk around the non lake part of Lake Cherokee Park. The open fields were in
Right next to Delaney Park, sits Al Coith Park. Unlike the one I explored last night, this adventure took me to open fields. Let’s see what else there was to find here. Thanks to the return to day time, the pictures are much clearer. I first worked my way around the outside of the park. This was done easily thanks
Delaney Park is right next door to Lake Davis Park, the location of my adventure yesterday. Sadly, I arrived here at night. The pictures I took are of an even lower quality than normal. Also since the park was closing as I was walking around, I was unable to finish hatching any eggs. Lets see what I found anyway. When
I made an incredible find today while in search for a new park to explore. When I went to Lake Como Park a few weeks I had spotted Lake Davis Park. That was the park I went to today. But that was not all I discovered. There are many parks right nearby and I think I will spend the next
Today, I went to a park that had been too crowded the last time I entered. With the massive amount of space here, I knew that South Econ Community Park would be something special. Let me tell you why. Before I even entered the park properly. I saw a basketball court across from the parking lot. South Econ Community Park
After my adventure on Curry Ford Road a few days prior, I remembered how I made the claim that shopping centers are great places to play Pokemon Go. Given how my morning turned out, I ended up at the Terracotta Shopping Center. Presented with such a golden opportunity, I decided where to explore. Lets see what I found. Initially I
Nearby the lake of the same name sits Lancaster Park. While it is little more than a small swath of land next to the lake, I decided to see what was here. Lancaster Park makes up for its small size with a spectacular view around the lake. I managed to miss one of the best potential shots of all though.
Through a combination of factors today, I had to forgo exploring to find a park. As I had to drop my car off at a repair shop near my house, I walked home. Realizing that I was still exploring, even if it was somewhere I had been before, I walked down Curry Ford Road (State Road 552) and played Pokemon
After trying to go elsewhere, I remembered that there was a park at the corner of Dean Road and East Colonial Drive (State Road 50) Lets see what I discovered at Downey Park in Orlando, Florida. Downey Park is designed in such a way that there are two similar areas on opposite ends of the lake that shares its name