I was looking for a shady spot where I could eat my lunch and I thought I'd find one at Hempfield Park on Route 66 North in Greensburg. I have passed the sign for it numerous times, but I have never been there, so I decided to see if it indeed offered a shady parking spot. Alas, it did not. It is a lovely park, though, with baseball fields, soccer fields, tennis courts, a playground, lots of benches and bleachers, and an athletic complex building. And there are some trees, just not in the parking lot! That didn't stop me from leaving a book, since I was there anyway. Jack Higgins' "The Keys of Hell" can be found on the landscaping rocks by the athletic complex building.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Wild Release #291
I was looking for a shady spot where I could eat my lunch and I thought I'd find one at Hempfield Park on Route 66 North in Greensburg. I have passed the sign for it numerous times, but I have never been there, so I decided to see if it indeed offered a shady parking spot. Alas, it did not. It is a lovely park, though, with baseball fields, soccer fields, tennis courts, a playground, lots of benches and bleachers, and an athletic complex building. And there are some trees, just not in the parking lot! That didn't stop me from leaving a book, since I was there anyway. Jack Higgins' "The Keys of Hell" can be found on the landscaping rocks by the athletic complex building.
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