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
While visiting Blue Jacket Park in a prior day, I crossed into Winter Park and discovered Harland Park. As my first blog post taking place in this nearby city to Orlando, it did a great job of impressing. Though this park was small in size, Harland Park had plenty of spots to sit and relax. I personally liked the small
Since I am going to be in Chicago for about a week, I figured this was the perfect chance to do a very different blog post. For a long time, I wanted to explore MCO Terminal C. Better known as Orlando International Airport, I will be using MCO because it is shorter. Anyway, Terminal C was built recently and is
I returned to Loch Haven Park North and began my exploration in earnest. This place needs little introduction since I already explained how excited I was to come here in my last post. Last time I came here, I focused on everything south of Princeton Street. This time, I went the other direction. While much of my last visit showcased
Two parks stand at where I ended my adventure last time. Lake Formosa Park is the first of these two. And the far more quiet one of them. Based on the name, if you assumed that Lake Formosa Park had a lake, you would be correct. As always, I took many pictures as I walked the lakefront. It had rained
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