This picture gives nearly a complete look at the "Rotary Mile," except for the northern portion that skirts the park's boundaries. If you have never taken a walk there, try to get to the park before the snow flies. My husband and I, along with our dog, KC, have enjoyed many walks there and always enjoy the sounds of nature, watching KC delight in all the smells, and for us to have a mile-long conversation.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Squint Shot 111810
The following photograph, taken the day Scott Niblack and I flew around the village (twice), is of the Community Park on the north end of town, just south of the new Family Impact Center location and not far from the high school. One of the older lagoons at the wastewater treatment complex can be seen at the bottom right hand corner. This picture gives nearly a complete look at the "Rotary Mile," except for the northern portion that skirts the park's boundaries. If you have never taken a walk there, try to get to the park before the snow flies. My husband and I, along with our dog, KC, have enjoyed many walks there and always enjoy the sounds of nature, watching KC delight in all the smells, and for us to have a mile-long conversation.
This picture gives nearly a complete look at the "Rotary Mile," except for the northern portion that skirts the park's boundaries. If you have never taken a walk there, try to get to the park before the snow flies. My husband and I, along with our dog, KC, have enjoyed many walks there and always enjoy the sounds of nature, watching KC delight in all the smells, and for us to have a mile-long conversation.
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