The Park - Original Writing

Park - Original will work at 6:00 AM on June 25. When the sun starts to rise slowly, birds hidden in the tree make quiet hum. The park is trying to wake up from a long and restful sleep. Forest began to appear - a jerky beak and a strange burning bee. The sun shines through the gaps of the branches forming a tall beam. The tall tree of night was more kind in the morning light. When the forest area becomes hot and sunny days, the air gets wet and heavy, making breathing difficult.

First, the park is actually three separate parks - two of which are several blocks from the "original" park. The best part of the original park is that there are plenty of trees and shade of trees. The worst thing in the original park is the scent of mold and trash can. The park was built in 1966, and I am sure that nothing has been cleaned, painted or deodorized since then. Because I did not have a sign, I spent a lot of time asking directions. Although the park is medium sized, it is very compact and it is in the forest so I expect Bilbo Baggins to sit on the mushroom and pass the map.

Heming Park is a park of 1.54 acres in size in the city center. Originally the green of the village, it was the first and oldest park in the city. This area was established as a public square by Isa Yahart, the founder of Jacksonville in 1857. On the first Wednesday of every month, Haiming Park has changed to the center of art trail in downtown Jacksonville. On the third Thursday of every month, Heming Park will host a night market called the Jackson 's Night Market. Klutho Park covers an area of ​​18.34 acres (74,200 square meters) between the city center and the historic district of Springfield. It is part of a park network parallel to Hogans Creek, the largest park in Klutho Park. It was made on the land donated from Springfield between 1899 and 1901. This park also has the first zoo in the city that opened in 1914. Designed by architect Henry J. Klutho in 1929-30 Hogans Creek Improvement Project has transformed most of the park's premises into a Venetian style promenade.

The Confederation Park is a public park on the southern boundary of the historic district of Springfield, part of the park network parallel to Hogans Creek. The park was opened as a Dignan park in 1907 and named after the former chairman of the public utility committee of the city. In 1914, the park hosted an annual reunion of veteran veterans of the Allied Confederates serving as a group of former federal soldiers. After five months' reunification, the city was renamed "Bonglian Park". Federal monument was established in 1915 to commemorate the southern woman.