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
After visiting two disappointing parks in a row, I was worried that the world was setting me up for a three-peat. But I had high hopes that when I explored Festival Park that this streak would become broken. Lets see what happened. Festival Park is right near the Orlando Executive Airport. With many side streets dividing the park into sets
Today I saw a place called East Orange Park near where East Colonial Drive (State Road 50) and Toll Road 408 cross. I became excited at the prospect of checking out a larger place today given what had occurred yesterday. Sadly, I made a mistake in where I chose once again. It is actually a disservice to say that there
Hourglass park is situated between two parts of a lake that is in the shape of the name. Hourglass Lake itself is secluded in a neighborhood right near Curry Ford Road (State Road 552) and Ferncreek Avenue. I decided to check out what ended up being the smallest park I have seen for this travel blog. Hourglass Park really is
Right next to the Greenwood Cemetery that this area shares its name with sits Greenwood Urban Wetlands. Pleased with what I found at an early urban wetlands park, I set out to explore this one too. To the surprise of no one who is reading this, wetlands are well… wet. Since I love taking pictures of lakes and marshes, here
Mitchell Nutter Park is located right on the edge of Baldwin Park. This well to do neighborhood in Orlando has many places that are incredibly walk-able. I will be focusing multiple areas of this region, but for now lets dive in! Mitchell Nutter Park is split into two areas. A street divides these parts into separate squares. The side I
Not far from Goldenrod Road (State Road 551) and Lake Underhill Road, sits this child friendly park that I have visited in the past. Armed with Pokemon Go,I returned to Capehart Park to see what I could discover. When one enters Capehart Park, the first thing visible is this recreation building. I am not quite sure what is inside as
Not far from Orlando International Airport sits a massive recreational complex. I wanted to check out Southport Community Park for the sake of Pokemon Go, as well as personal curiosity. I had to make up for a lost day after all so I decided on this quite special place. The place I chose to enter Soutport Community Park featured a
For those who play Pokemon Go in the Orlando region, Cranes Roost Park hardly needs an introduction. For those uninitiated, this park is around a massive lake in Altomonte Springs Florida. However, despite almost every park I have visited so far also being set around a lake, this area is different for many reasons from the rest. Let’s talk about