Don't really wanna go to Griffith in LA but c'mon man, what's with these perfectly flat parks and just tons of golf courses?
I made a post in r/askportland asking for advice and guests and then the venue we were planning on fell through and we didnβt receive any donations on our link we shared around town. Was originally going to email everyone with the private address, but since things have changed up so much and itβll be in a public place, I figured making a post here would be best.
Dress is casual, please donβt bring flowers, but any food or other assistance with the service would be greatly appreciated. She passed ultimately from complications from Glioblastoma and the Glioblastoma foundation is doing amazing things. Donβt mean to be rude, but flowers are pretty and I love them, butβ¦. Yeah.
She lived a sad, lonely last few years of her life and with me being on the other side of the country and pandemic going on, having people there to celebrate her life would mean everything.
Please dm me with any questions. Phone is currently off, but as long as im on WiFi Reddit still works.
Iβve been renting a house by the highway near Camp Bowie and am considering buying a house in Fort Worth. As a newcomer to Texas, Iβm surprised by how car dependent much of the area seems to be. Are there any nice neighborhoods around here with lots of sidewalks and nature or parks that would be nice for daily walks? Iβve got three dogs who need their exercise.
Examples: Governor's Island used to have some weird-ass statues made out of wood.
"Lost City" in the arboretum (nothing there, not that exciting)
Pee wees nest has a cool little waterfall
Blue Mounds has some 40 foot observation towers
Lower Yahara River Trail has a really long cool bridge.
Olbigatory Olbrich Gardens
Badger Ammunition Plant back when you could explore all of it
Devil's lake Shale climbing is fun (and possibly dumb)
Chapel from the 1800s at Indian Lake Park
I feel like I missing a lot more interesting tucked away things. Any ideas?
EDIT: I know there's gotta be more! Give me your best nature "hole in the wall" everyone seems to not know about.
Even if it's some cool small attraction in a town of 1000 that people rarely think about
I'm going with a girl so I'm looking for beautiful locations, preferably in nature because we don't want to do indoor things. Also, Blankenberge, Oostende, de Panne,.. any recommendations?
I need someone who can draw or create a map from birds eye perspective for a nature reserve park.
The design need to be in cartoon-ish style and perfect example of what I need is on the link below:
https://www.finfarine.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/plan-folie-de-finfarine-multicouleurs1980.png
So it will be a simple picture like this one in example with the same/similar style and feel/look, I will give you the map details, the look and drawings how the park looks and you just have to draw it in your cartoon-ish style.
I don't know what would be a budget for this and i don't have a fixed budget so let's say 50$.
You can send me your details, portfolio if you have done this type of work before, and what would be your expected time and budget to draw this.
Hello all,
Just wondering if there are any "nature" areas in or around Cincy that allow visitors at night or after dark? Most parks close at dusk...I'll typically end up along the river at Smale riverfront downtown, or across the river in Newport, but nothing else comes to mind.
Rivers, creeks, forest, whatever....as long as I don't get arrested or kicked out :)
