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Nice walking path. This is one of the more open spots, most are in the woods with the canopy of trees.
Went over to a place called Reynold's Nature Preserve. There was a Judge and his wife who lived on this wooded property when I was a kid, it almost backed up to our house. My Dad had some horses and would ride them over there. There was a lake and the Judge would shoot rock salt at anyone who set foot on his property without permission. Needless to say my Dad made friends and would go over there quite a bit. When the Judge died he willed it to the county. They keep it up pretty well. It is a wonderful place to go and walk the trails and enjoy nature. Back when I was a kid I did not know what I had in my own back yard. My Mom still lives in the house I grew up in and I only live about a mile from this place as well as her. Sometimes we have a lot in our own back yard if we just look.
It is cool and interesting...Happy watery Wednesday...
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Very pretty. Things do look a lot different from when I was a kid.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful backyard, usually the last place we look. How wonderful the land was given to the county. You live in a marvelous place, close to nature and family.
ReplyDeleteI think you're right - we need to look around and appreciate what we have in our own back yards - yours is truly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe walking path looks inviting. I like the shot with the red oak leaves framing the top. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteA Judge who shots rock salt at people who trespass? Egads! I can't believe he was nice enough to will his land to the county. That was a total switch of personality! LOL!
My word verification is: menisman! LOL!
You have some nice memories of this lovely place. It's good that it is now open to all so more people can have such memories in the future.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty scene and looks like a nice place to walk.
ReplyDeleteIt looks a great place for a walk, wish I could do it. I agree there are lots of places close by that I am just discovering since I have retired and have got more time to explore our "back yard"
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of a very special place...the beauty we seek is often closer than we think.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
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P.S. I love your header photo.
What a beautiful place to have so close to you, I would be walking there at every opportunity. I love the second shot with the leaves in the foreground, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous place.
ReplyDeleteWow! Pretty place! Lovely photo's too.
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Hope that helps!