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It’s the first day of Summer. We have had record heat this year. Today is day 32 where the high is over 90 degrees! This week I am sharing pictures of the Ocumulgee River Park. It is a nice area to walk along the river in town.
Otis Redding statue….
This bench was a new addition to the river walk in 2010…
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A beautiful park! LG Tina
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to walk ~ when it's not so hot, of course!
ReplyDeleteMy husband just went to a Vietnam memorial here around Eagles Nest NM. He went with some Vietnam vets though he is not one himself and felt privileged to be asked to come along. The park was pretty from the pictures I saw and it sounds like it was a healing time for many of the men.
ReplyDeleteThought I would share about alpaca shearing that we helped with on you Outdoor wed. this week.
What a beautiful place for a walk. Thanks for hosting each week Susan. hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful place for a walk, Susan!
ReplyDeleteThanks foralways being a gracious hostess!
ReplyDeleteI love a park by a river. It's always so much fun to stroll down the sidewalks and catch a glimpse of the water. It's too hot here to do anything right now besides come and go from the car to the house!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting.
Rhonda
it certainly looks like a good place for a stroll. :)
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful place!
ReplyDeletexoxo
That is a beautiful park, I would love to walk through that one.
ReplyDeleteA lovely park, with a gorgeous wide river. It's 86 degrees here, first day of summer...and the heat goes on.
ReplyDeleteSusan, this is a beautiful park. I'd like to visit it sometime. It's terribly hot here in TX. We've been having triple digits for weeks. ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteLovely place for a saunter around the park. I'm sure it would be even nicer in some cooler weather. I'm not complaining about the heat as long as it's tempered with some rain. We have both! Plus the humidity.... Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDelete~ Sue
Great photos. Otis Redding was a fave way back when :-) Thanks for hosting this Outdoor Wednesday. Happy Summer to you!
ReplyDeletePamela
Those are very crisp and clear pictures of the park. That marker for Vietnam Veterans reminds me of the views i saw in Vietnam, especially those at the war museum. Incredible what humans can do to fellow humans! Thanks for hosting Outdoor Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty little park!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful park. We're getting heat too and thunderstorms every evening. At least they cool things down some.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
What a beautiful riverside park! We too have a few parks in a few towns along the Susquehanna River here. They were just built recently!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting!
Hugs,
Debbie
It looks like a very lovely park! 32 days of temperatures over 90? My husband would die of overheating! He can't take heat like that! Wow!
ReplyDeleteI love that bench. They were overlooked for so long!
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy your blog posts every week Susan..looks lovely..I would not survive heat of 90!~!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful park!! I love Otis Redding's..song Sitting by the Dock of the Bay!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. Love seeing the tribute to Viet Nam Veterans!
Thanks for sharing and being such a wonderful hostess!
Miss Bloomers
Beautiful river walk.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn/A Southerners Notebook
That is so beautiful. Looks like Macon. Hugs, Ginger
ReplyDeleteCan't even imagine that kind of heat anymore. In Seattle, today was the FIRST day well into the 70s, and it was just heaven after so much cold and damp.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I am always amazed at the beauty of the different states.
ReplyDeleteSerene n Picturesque location along the river. Very well maintained too. Enjoyed this virtual walk along with you. Lovely pic n Thx for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteWe could use some of your heat up hear in Canada! Thanks for the tour.
ReplyDeleteSo green and peaceful. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteSimply Beautiful place! Peaceful spot for reflecting. Thank you for hosting!
ReplyDeleteWell I hope the first day of summer is not the last as our weather is turning bad again. Two days of sunshine are not enough.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness I have wonderful sunny photos like yours to look at or I would surely just go back to bed.
That looks like a nice place to walk.
What a beautiful park! It is steamy hot here is Atlanta too.....tis the season. Stop by and see my new blog....started a new one to show off my flea market finds!
ReplyDeleteLynn at Flea Market Lady
Looks so peaceful! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful place to walk. We don't have any parks close but just sitting and watching the lake is enough to make me smile.
ReplyDeleteHot though it may be, the park and the river convey coolness. So far this year has brought crazy weather to every part of the US which makes even the outdoors sometimes a not so good place to be.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful park! It is rather hot here in Delaware, too. The plants were happy to get a bit of rain finally.
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Beautiful Pictures!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a lovely park, and the river is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI am sure with that many days of high heat I would not be spending time outdoors except running through the sprinkler!
ReplyDeleteWe're right there with you, Susan, with the high temps. I miss spring! lol
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting.
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
Beautiful area you live in ... simply lovely!
ReplyDeletelovely place! I love summer, you get to enjoy nature at it's best!
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What a wonderful tribute to our Viet Nam soldiers.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice tribute. Humbled by our heros and your thoughtful post.
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