Continuing through my backlog of explorations, lets take a look at what I found on Cross Seminole Trail 5. I was desperate to find happiness on Christmas Eve, a day that has almost always been terrible for me. I might have overdone it a bit this time. After all, I traveled quite far. Leaving Black Hammock Trailhead behind, Cross Seminole
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
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 found another part of Baldwin Park that was apparently off limits to the public. However, Corrine Commons is wide open and the only sign stating this fact was right in the center. It seemed pretty inviting for private property. Corrine Commons is what you would expect from Baldwin Park. Wide open spaces. Shaded areas to relax outside compliment said
I started checking out the many areas of Baldwin Park starting with Union Park. Even the small parks here are pretty nice. Despite being marked as private, Union Park has no fence or other barrier to entry. Since I was not the only one here though, I chose to make my time short. With plenty of benches to relax on,
Cady Way Trail Part 2 takes off right where I stopped in my last post. The path weaves around Baldwin Park and the surrounding areas. Let’s see what I discovered. Cady Way Trail Part 2 starts in an unnamed park on the outskirts of Baldwin Park. I was hardly the only one to make use of this part of the
As promised, I visited Albert Park. Situated right in the middle of downtown College Park, there is plenty to see here. As it was better to visit during the day, I chose to explore it separate from my downtown adventure. Albert Park makes up for its small size with plenty of relaxing spaces. College Park is not as large as
I wanted to do something different. Rather than explore a park by day, I went to Downtown College Park at night for a completely new experience. When the sun goes down, all the city lights come on. Downtown College Park has a night life all its own. While Downtown Orlando is an extremely wacky place to be on a Friday
After being stopped by construction, I finally got a chance to explore Lake Adair Park. I was excited by what I found here. Given the name Lake Adair Park, it should come as no surprise that there is a lake here. Equally unsurprising is my fascination with taking pictures around the lake. However, this park one an aspect unlike any
Today I set off to see what other parks sat around Lake Ivanhoe. Next up, I discovered Senator Beth Johnson Park. Before I made it into Senator Beth Johnson Park, I walked a small path that lead to it. The view was quite incredible. Lake Ivanhoe is a beautiful area filled with many places that are walk able. Even Interstate