I returned to Coast to Coast Trail 3 and continued my adventure ever closer towards the ocean and whatever was at Mile Marker 0. My adventure down Coast to Coast Trail 3 started at the small road where my prior journey had stopped. If that bear was still nearby, I heard nothing about it. Instead, I came armed with sun
I continued my adventure towards the ocean on Coast to Coast Trail 2. This time I went deep into the swamps. The sun had just started rising and fog covered the land as I started my adventure down Coast to Coast Trail 2. The walls of trees were no more. Instead, it was barriers filled with swamp that kept me
I returned to the trail cutting through Volusia County only to discover that it changed names again. This time to Florida Coast to Coast Trail. Mile Marker 12 was right near my starting spot. But for the sake of consistency, I’ll still break up this section of Florida Coast to Coast Trail like the others. The sun looks bright in
I decided that the trail right next to my house, Sanford Riverwalk West needed an entry for my Travel Blog. In retrospect, going out at 4pm without my hat in the Florida heat was not the smartest decision. Sanford Riverwalk West comprises the western half of a longer trail. I know I know, that is some groundbreaking stuff. Anyway, for
I took a break from the trail and explored Hickory Bluff Preserve. Turns out this place has trails of its own. Before I got to exploring Hickory Bluff Preserve, I took some pictures of the outer area. That is not to say this area didn’t have some cool stuff to see. And as I’ll mention down in the Pokémon Go
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