Continuing my journey through College Park, I went next to Guernsey Park. This park had a few features that were not obvious when I first arrived. Guernsey Park makes up for its small size with diversity. There are three different regions within this area. The first is the two ponds near where I entered. With a viewing area on one
Overbrook Park was not actually where I had intended to explore today. However, due to construction, I was forced to come here instead. In the end, I am glad I did. What I found was quite impressive. I think I can let the pictures I took at Overbrook Park speak for themselves. The little creek cuts through a canyon and
I returned to Titusville and continued looking around the large cluster of parks right by downtown. Veterans Memorial Park Titusville was my next stop. Although the park is really just Veterans Memorial, I am adding Titusville to it to differentiate it from any other similar park I visit in the future. As I entered Veterans Memorial Park Titusville, I was
Located on the bank of Lake Concord I found my next nearby park. Don Dudley Park looks a lot like many other places I have explored. But was there anything different to distinguish it? Let’s find out. Given that Don Dudley Park is located on a lake, it was inevitable that I would get pictures of this dominating feature. Also,
Right next to Lake Ivanhoe, sits a small park. Lake Ivanhoe Plaza Park had a couple things worth noting. Let’s take a look. I started on the east side of this small clearing of a park. But small does not always mean none. A special monument stood to greet me when I took my first steps into Lake Ivanhoe Plaza
I was back in Titusville recently for one of my Dungeons and Dragons Campaigns. I had some free time and searched for a new park to explore. When I found Project Apollo Space View Park, I knew that I had discovered something truly special. Before I explored the truly incredible part of this unique place, I took pictures of the
After my not so great adventure last time, I moved on to another nearby complex of parks. I started with Gaston Edwards Park. Let’s see what I discovered. Gaston Edwards Park sits on the east bank of Lake Ivanhoe. Thanks in part to multiple roads and Interstate 4, the lake itself is divided up into sections. And each of these
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
After many delays, I finally found my way to a place I kept teasing on this blog. But due to the sheer number of things to explore, I split this park in two. Today I explored Loch Haven Park South. Loch Haven Park South is half of a much larger complex. Divided in two by Princeton Street, this massive park
Lake Highland Park is the first of multiple areas along the Orlando Urban Trail. While I really started at the southern end of said trail, I want to make sure to give some focus to the park right beside it. The Urban Trail: Before focusing on Lake Highland Park, let’s talk about the Urban Trail. The Orlando Urban Trail begins