Northeast Ohio Parks
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Northeast Ohio has an abundance of parks and they seem to be well supported as
tax levis for the parks pass. The barn on the left is in the Cuyahoga Valley
National Park. The park winds along the Cuyahoga River and also the old Ohio
and Erie Canal Tow path. This is a relatively new park. The area was redesignated a national park by Congress on October 11, 2000. |
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Most of the remaining photos are in the Brecksville reservation which is
part of the Cleveland Metro Parks and the Emerald Necklace. The park system
was started in 1917 so has been around a long time. We frequented the parks
when we lived in Ohio, whether it was hiking, sled riding, cross country
skiing, feeding the ducks when you were allowed to. We used to love to go
cook breakfast in the park. Umm in my younger days it was a nice place to
take a young girl to go make out. Shh don't tell Karen. She never reads this
drivel and being a good catholic girl she never did things like that. |
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At one point when we lived on Lake County the Lake Metro Parks was very
small. Today it has been well supported with tax levees and has grown
tremendously. While in Ohio in 2012 I was taking photos in many of the
parks. We stopped to se a brand new one that was about a half mile from
where I grew up on River Road. |
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