The view west toward Cheshire/the West Johnson Avenue area, from the Blue Trail up to West Peak.
Visit #1544, Saturday 26 July 25, 8:05-10:30AM, 5.2 miles, 7.7 lbs. of litter.
Last week I found and painted over some graffiti I found on the perimeter wall of the Lower Pond.
I reported then I wasn't satisfied with the job. On Saturday I returned to the site to touch up the paint and make it look a bit more orderly. Well, I forgot to take a photo so I parked by the playscape vowing to return after my hike and do so.
Checking on the progress of my weedkiller application on the I-691 walkbridge after two weeks I was pleasantly surprised.
Hiking up the Blue Trail to West Peak, I found even more wild raspberry bushes than I found last week. I should taste some next week.
Up at West Peak I discovered some new graffiti. Looks like a memorial to someone. It's hard to read but from what I can gather the deceased died at 27 years old and was nicknamed "Bri". I did some searching and came to no solid conclusion. I will cover over it next week, as I've done before there. It's not the first time I have encountered such tributes, one one which was for a woman who committed suicide in Hubbard Park.
Find of the Week. Brings new meaning to "the shoe's on the other foot".
Walking on the road back to the park I see the fire department has spruced up this fire hydrant.
And then I moved on to photograph MY spruced up paint job.
This looks more orderly than what I did last week.
If I get blowback on this I have another approach to remove my work as well as the graffiti underneath.
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