Saying goodbye to our old park.

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1. Thank you so much, the place was awesome.

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2. It’s sad to see when such wonderful places disappear. Many people do not know how to appreciate nature.

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   • Yes it is, and true. Some don’t feel the way we do.. Sad.

3. that is happening everywhere nowadays. they are destroying lots of land, trees, wildlife habits, and killing of the wildlife.

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   • Yes it is, and our president isn’t helping matters., with threatening our natural resources.. so sad.

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     • it is because the presidents are all zionists’ puppets, destroy the earth, stealing other people’s land and resources, for nwo, one world govt totalitarian society, and profit.

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4. There is an old saying when something you love ends its run “Sobering truth and eternal hope.”

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   • I’ve never heard that one. Good though.

     • It was from the NFL Films video called “The NFL Best Ever Coaches”.

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5. Thanks for sharing these special shots. Very beautiful views. So much for progress, I will call it what it is, decline.

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   • Exactly how I feel. I wonder if the tree cutting guys feel anything to cut down such old and some rare trees. They did have to leave two small Live Oaks, they are about 10 and 20 foot tall. They are protected.

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     • Thats something to protect 2 oak trees.

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6. Great shots! I am sorry to hear that it is gone….thank you for sharing these memories of it

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   • Thank you Courtney. I have been worried about what it will become for some time now. I do have all the photos though, thousands of them.

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     • Well that’s great that you have all those photos….least you can remember it!

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7. What a shock, and so saddening. Memories levelled. I bet you’re glad you have photos to remind you of all the good times had there by your people and your dogs. Those pictures portray a truly magical place.

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   • I have thousands of shots to remind me. It was a huge shock though, like I said to someone else, Meika ran around sniffing everything all scattered looking, lost.

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8. It is so hard to see parks, houses, and buildings destroyed these days. Most of the time they put up a hotel or apartments. Can’t they find somewhere else to build! 🙁

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   • No doubt, I totally agree with you!!!!!

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9. There are so many things that once were one way and now are no more. Sorry you lost your park. I know if my dog lost his favorite space there would problems!

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   • I need to find another place. Both of favorites are no off limits due to construction.

     • I messed that last sentence up big time. I meant to say two of the dogs favorite places to go are now under construction.

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       • We have that problem from time to time. One of our big issues is that my favorite walk (and Dylan’s) takes us into an area with a lot of Deer. Dylan is a well-behaved dog, except around Deer.

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10. I do not know what to say. How can all this be destroyed? We’ll wait to see what’s going to be there. Even abandoned there was a lot of vegetation.

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    • I don’t know, progress, money to be had. There were hawks, falcons, bats all living here. The wildlife people also tried to save the park, by turning it into a walking park. They did try, and kept it in probate for years and years.

11. It’s looks like such a beautiful park… what a pity

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    • It was pretty even abandoned for so many years.

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      • It doesn’t look much abandon from the photo!!
        It looks like a nature reserve I went to… and we need to pay to enter 😕

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