Bushido
Loc: No Where and Every Where
Sher
Loc: Colorful Colorado
Roadrunner wrote:
RR is on the road for a bit......be back next month...
Have a wonderful time....
laskalass wrote:
Hope I'm doing this right as I have not hosted before...I may need someone to step in on Saturday as my son is on a 600 mile bicycle trip and I think we may head out to find him. This subject is dear to my heart because i am so curious about where everyone else lives. Basically, introduce us to your town...if you live in a very rural area then show us your neighborhood, favorite hang-outs, whatever is unique, different...or what really identifies your home town. If someone wanted to move there ...what sites would you show them?? Even just street shots will work...just try to give us a feel of where you live. Add a description on your posting..maybe some facts ....in any case..Have fun!! And Welcome to Anchorage, Alaska!
Hope I'm doing this right as I have not hosted bef... (
show quote)
Madison Wisconsin features 5 good sized lakes, excellent bike paths, an arboretum managed by the university of Wisconsin, botanical gardens, ...and it is the state Capitol.
This is wingra creek, about 400 feet from lur apartment. I connects two of the lakes. You can just make out the bke path beside it. The bridge lets you onto the road to the arboretum
(
Download)
At the arboretum
(
Download)
Magnolia at arboretum
Magnolias at botanical gardens
(
Download)
The Capitol building
At the capitol
(
Download)
And just for fun....friends sunning selves at wingra creek
(
Download)
Bushido
Loc: No Where and Every Where
Thank you lass for a great challenge. Hope all gets better for you and your family.
jacklpine wrote:
More power to you on the park!!!!! :thumbup:
thank you
I was there again today and did more planting--now enjoying some traveling again tonight to everyone elses wonderful, scenic, historic, and beautiful places.
Roadrunner wrote:
Another secret place in my town
have to ask---what is a ramp?
Irenejb wrote:
Small towns.....the best Plessner! Lovely story and what a beautiful park you created!
thanks Irene yes it is small and we love it
everywhere you go you know everybody!
CHuckle's wrote:
What an AWEOME park! Your town is blessed to have you! Keep up the work, you are an inspritration to others! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
thanks Chuckles soon after I got done working there today and family in 5 cars pulled up for a picnic! Nice it gets used
PAToGraphy wrote:
You are one busy. civic minded woman - beautiful park.
thanks Pat---some think I am crazy to work that hard and not get paid--- and I think sometimes community service has gotten a bad rap because it is used as punishment. But if I need help with a big project there are always people who show up. this summer I want to restain the playset and picnic tables--will call a few and bring some food and it will be fun!
RiverNan wrote:
the thing about the school is pretty neat...your park is amazing.
thanks Nan
the school even has a honeymoon suite! Someone donated a fancy king sized bed they didn't want--what more could you ask for!?!?
Agnesm wrote:
You do a beautiful job on the park.
thank you Agnes too bad it doesn't stay green all year like where you live!
Roadrunner wrote:
RR is on the road for a bit......be back next month...
have a wonderful trip--we will miss you
If you want to reply, then
register here. Registration is free and your account is created instantly, so you can post right away.