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Ah, Ft. Hunter... Where I can watch a majestic Bald Eagle rise out of filthy plastic and styrofoam infested flood debris that's been sitting there for months... and no one has done a thing about it.
Picked up a bunch on my own yesterday and left it by the bins for whoever gets paid to care for the grounds and should have done it a long time ago. You're welcome. I'll be back for more. This is absolutely ridiculous though.
If anyone would like to join me in picking up trash before everything leafs out along the shore, get in touch asap!
Can anyone tell me why a few trees in Detweiler Park in Dauphin had scrubbers nailed to the tree?
Come out and support our local small business owners who have been impacted so heavily this year - and don't forget to buy a little something for yourself too!!!
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Wildwood Park
This little Dalmation Puppy Lovey lost their best friend. They were sad sitting on Towpath, so they walked with me to the lot closest to HACC. They are waiting and miss their friend.
#loststuffedanimal #DalmationStuffedDog
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it's 100+ degrees out here in Tucson so I'm inside in the air conditioning reviewing photos I've taken over the years and I came upon this one which I took on one of my periodic visits to Fort Hunter before we moved southwest...I won't mention exactly where this is on the property so maybe it will lure visitors to explore...
I love Wildwood Park. However, I would like to express a concern that I have. I walked on Tuesday morning and discovered at least 90% of people on the towpath trail did not have a mask on. Now, I understand that most people feel they can maintain 6 feet distances. Unfortunately, that is not always true, especially when people are walking side-by-side. I find it to be very self-centered and it is disheartening to me. Perhaps the walking paths should be closed altogether.
I need some help ID'ing this bird - the closest that I could find is the Bonaparte Gull - but I am not sure that is correct. Seen two days ago on Wildwood Lake - at the end of the North Boardwalk
Wildwood is a photographers bounty! From Northern Flickers, Egrets, Tree Swallows, Robins and Turtle's and so much more!
From my visit at Fort Hunter, beautiful place! Glad I was able to check it out!
I was just in the middle parking lot of Wildwood lake park. I saw this hanging from a tree. It’s a small branch dangling by fishing line — that still has the hook attached. Fishermen, please be mindful and clean up your supplies. Park workers, could you remove it so no critters get harmed? (It’s in one of the trees to the right as you go down the ramp at middle lot.)
