Yes, I decided to focus on the loveliness that remains, rather than the barren spots and construction still underway. Sunrise makes everything beautiful! 🙂
Why is the park mostly gone?
The 22 acres known as the Tiffany Park Woods was not technically a park, just land held by the school district. Unfortunately they were sold for development and only a few patches of the woods remain.
Just been looking at some of your other posts about this. I’d find that SO hard to watch. So sad 😦 I hope they have done something useful with the wood?
Yes, it’s been hard to watch. 😦 I assume they sold the wood that was usable. It was a rather violent process of ripping the trees out and I’d never seen that before. I also worried about where the birds and deer would go. Fortunately there are lots of other woods in the area so I think they must have found homes there. thanks for your comment. 🙂
You salvaged some beauty from the sad loss of your local woodland, Susanne.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks Pete and welcome back to the blogosphere! 🙂
And life goes on, but almost never as it was.
The trees and the light of dawn are lovely.
Yes, I decided to focus on the loveliness that remains, rather than the barren spots and construction still underway. Sunrise makes everything beautiful! 🙂
Why is the park mostly gone?
The 22 acres known as the Tiffany Park Woods was not technically a park, just land held by the school district. Unfortunately they were sold for development and only a few patches of the woods remain.
Just been looking at some of your other posts about this. I’d find that SO hard to watch. So sad 😦 I hope they have done something useful with the wood?
Yes, it’s been hard to watch. 😦 I assume they sold the wood that was usable. It was a rather violent process of ripping the trees out and I’d never seen that before. I also worried about where the birds and deer would go. Fortunately there are lots of other woods in the area so I think they must have found homes there. thanks for your comment. 🙂
You salvaged some beauty from the sad loss of your local woodland, Susanne.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks Pete and welcome back to the blogosphere! 🙂