A Day at the Park
A little over a week ago, Kevin Whaley ,published a post about Foster Park, the suspension bridge to be precise. I've enjoyed that site since I was a teenager a long long time ago, and have enjoyed sharing it with my kids as well. Today we made the trip there once more:
Samantha and Sabrina on the north end of the bridge
The bridge, looking north from the park side
A side view from a park trail
*Note to our out-of-town readers: Our rivers aren't actually dirty. They've always looked the way that they appear today; it's the local soil that colors them so muddily.
Views of the St.Mary's River from the bridge
One of many huge old sycamore trees along the riverbank
A side view from a park trail
*Note to our out-of-town readers: Our rivers aren't actually dirty. They've always looked the way that they appear today; it's the local soil that colors them so muddily.
Views of the St.Mary's River from the bridge
One of many huge old sycamore trees along the riverbank
Just one of the many treasures to be found in our fair city. . .
Labels: family, fort wayne, Foster Park
posted by John Good @ 8:41 PM
4 Comments:
Neat post! I remember that bridge well; but I don't know if I'd trust it today!!!
It's still safe and secure.
such a cool bridge....this is in Indiana right? I think I went there as a kid...and the trees and the angle- such good photos...( and the girls are so cute..)
( that 's not Muddy waters....that is medicinal Minerals..)
Enigma - Yes, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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