Showing posts with label Paris Landing State Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paris Landing State Park. Show all posts
Thursday, June 1, 2017
Thursday, May 18, 2017
Water Dropping!
The water is dropping! Right now it is down to 361.
Most areas of the park are back open!
Saturday, October 4, 2014
A Walk In The Park
Paris Landing State Park is the jewel of my neighborhood and you never know what you’ll get to see there. I went the other day to check out their fall decorating. They always have the prettiest displays.
I had just taken this photo of the really cool fall display at the Tourist Office when I heard the unmistakable “thump thump thump thump” of a helicopter and headed over to the picnic area to see what was happening.
Caught the 5th Special Forces Group out of Ft. Campbell practicing over Kentucky Lake. So proud of these brave folks and happy to have them as neighbors.
They were so far away I barely caught them with my little point-and-shoot camera but you can see a lot more photos of them on their Facebook page or read about their history here. It was a really windy day.
And of course, I had to get a shot of one of my favorite views.
The bridge never changes but the clouds always give it a different look.
See how windy it was.
Love this display!
And I almost forgot the main reason I went. Just wanted to let the folks in my neighborhood know, you don't have to drive all the way to Paris to recycle.
Henry County has placed recycling bins next to the State Park Tourist office.
I had just taken this photo of the really cool fall display at the Tourist Office when I heard the unmistakable “thump thump thump thump” of a helicopter and headed over to the picnic area to see what was happening.
Caught the 5th Special Forces Group out of Ft. Campbell practicing over Kentucky Lake. So proud of these brave folks and happy to have them as neighbors.
They were so far away I barely caught them with my little point-and-shoot camera but you can see a lot more photos of them on their Facebook page or read about their history here. It was a really windy day.
And of course, I had to get a shot of one of my favorite views.
The bridge never changes but the clouds always give it a different look.
See how windy it was.
Love this display!
And I almost forgot the main reason I went. Just wanted to let the folks in my neighborhood know, you don't have to drive all the way to Paris to recycle.
Henry County has placed recycling bins next to the State Park Tourist office.
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
A Bridge Going No Where
This story was originally published 1/22/14 - worth posting again.
There are a lot of unique things about Paris Landing, but one of the things we have that you may not find anywhere else is a bridge that goes nowhere.
There are a lot of unique things about Paris Landing, but one of the things we have that you may not find anywhere else is a bridge that goes nowhere.
So ... here's the scoop.
A unique view of the new McWherter Bridge seen through the old Fitzhugh Bridge
by Paris Landing artist Lee Owenby
It's scary to think this old bridge was actually two lanes.
Just imagine two big old trucks passing each other on this.
The old bridge is located inside Paris Landing State Park.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Sunday, May 20, 2012
What I Like
Sometimes I find it necessary to explain why I like Paris Landing so much. It's not just the lake, the landscape, the wildlife, the weather. A lot of it has to do with the people. And on Saturday at the Wounded Warrior Bass Tournament .... the folks of Paris Landing made me proud. Here are a few of the things I like.
| Sharon Seaton found a boat for this last minute soldier. |
People who are really, really happy to be so helpful.
When you tell folks "Y'all come and bring a flag." .... they bring the biggest one they can find,
| Ryan Caldwell isn't too young to wave a flag. |
or .... they bring their kids too and make them wave a flag,
or, just in case you forgot to bring a flag -
| Anne, Justin and Caleb Cullen |
They bring a flag just for you!
Everyone finds a way to be helpful.
Or when everyone lines up just right, almost as if they were waiting on a camera,
so I can get a shot like this.
so I can get a shot like this.
And of course, if I weren't at Paris Landing I wouldn't have the opportunity for all these photos.
I just like Paris Landing.
Monday, November 7, 2011
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