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Goose of a different feather
Normally I only see geese and ducks at the Civic Center’s pond. This bird surprised me with its bold stance so near where people often walk.
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The Other Pond
The Civic Center has two ponds — a larger pond in the Chris Taylor Park area, with benches, a pavillion, a children’s play area, geese, ducks, and three beaches. It’s really fun to walk around. The...
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Tears to My Eyes
If you follow this blog, you know how much I love Anderson and Anderson’s parks in particular. But as the tears come to my eyes, viewing this photo, I know I love my niece more. Chris Taylor Park.
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Chris Taylor Park
The ducks and geese at Chris Taylor Park didn’t mind my presence, though they clucked and quacked nervously among themselves when Croc began to bark. I love the amber color of many night photos. I’ve...
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Bridge Ices Before Road
I love this bridge at Chris Taylor Memorial Park. Though we didn’t get much ice on Friday, what we got was on the bridge. (Another version of the pic is here.)
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Invasion of Elevated Scrapers
April, a friend, says “they” are going to put in another ball field at the Anderson Civic Center. Lots of earth moving and tree pulling going on. I felt like a kid staring at the HUGE machines...
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Kids Today
I saw this little line up at the Civic Center on Saturday and couldn’t leave it alone. I bet it was a kid. There were even lines in the dirt, as if the table wasn’t enough play space.
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Obstruction
STILL they push around red dirt! It’s amazing the mammoth quantity of it. Unfortunately they’ve also blocked off my walking path. *Sigh* Anderson Civic Center. Here‘s another pic of our walking path...
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Softball
Fathers with children fascinate me. This pair is walking around the softball field during a game. I wonder what the son is saying to his dad? Anderson Civic Center.
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Nov. 14, 1931
The above plaque — shaped like Anderson County! — memoralizes a landing made by Amelia Earhart on Nov. 14, 1931, at the original Anderson County Airport. Earhart was participating in a nation-wide...
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