So ... the last time I went to City Park, this Giant tried to intimidate me. You can check it out here; I kid you not - he was huge. Anyway, I didn't see him at all on the first trip I made this week. The first thing I got to check out was this cool log cabin:
Wow, was that cool. And - oh! Wait!
"SQUIRREL!" |
Sorry. We don't have squirrels in our immediate neighborhood, so it's pretty exciting when I get to see one. You can't see it in the picture, but trust me - there's one over there!
Enough with the chit-chat; I have a ton of pix to show you.
I didn't catch the story of the old log cabin, but it's flanked by tennis courts and some water park, so whoever the settlers were who lived there, they really knew how to have fun!
I didn't catch the story of the old log cabin, but it's flanked by tennis courts and some water park, so whoever the settlers were who lived there, they really knew how to have fun!
"That's the water park over there; we'll come back to that later." |
We walked through the park a bit. There were a lot of people out enjoying a gorgeous Fall day. I spotted some female college students; they were checking me out, so I stopped and did this:
The second time we went to the park during the week, guess who I spotted through the trees?
"The Giant!" |
That's right - the Giant! Mr. Johnny Kaw himself. He spotted me eventually, and everywhere I went ...
Who knew Johnny Kaw was a Squirrel Watcher, too? I lost my train of thought ...
Anyway, Mom and I went down this cool stone path:
The Giant stayed where he was. I went down to see the other little biped and his dad. They were trying to fly an airplane, which was very cool.
We walked the perimeter of the Park a bit:
"SQUIRREL!" |
Over there, across the street ...
"Right over there!" |
... is our City Hall. I don't know much about that place, except that you can't fight it.
"Ha roo roo r-SQUIRREL!" |
We got to where we were on the other side of where that log cabin is - take a look at the water park:
"Wowzers! Those prairie settler peeps sure knew how to build a water slide!" |
Can you see the big sliding board in there? If it wasn't for that fence, I could have had a field day on that baby!
Seems kind of crazy to me.
I hope you enjoyed this week's edition of Photo Finish Friday and my trip to City Park! Thanks for coming with me - and thanks again, Nora, for a GREAT idea!
Play bows,
Zim
Hey Rin Tin Zim.... I don't know if this is such a good place or not. What With the GIANT and 87.000 Evil SQUIRRELS and all.
ReplyDeleteBUTT if you got to see lots of peeps and get tons of PETS and EAR RUBS maybe it wouldn't be TOO bad.
I am glad that Nora told you about it.
That does look like a cool park. And the settlers of that area were amazing. I though life as a pioneer was tough and hard, but now I just don't know. Maybe, I'm thinking, maybe that water park area is the giants bathroom where he takes his long soaking baths. To bad you did not see any squirrels, that would have made it just perfect.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
we had no idea the pioneers knew about water slides....awesome!
ReplyDeletemom laughed about the college girls comment - her brother got a puppy when he was in college and after he started dating his now wife, the other guys in the house would argue about who got to walk Bandit so they could pick up girls.
Those settlers in the log cabin sure had a great location in the park! We would love to visit all those squirrels with you Zim! Our mommy found this post funny so now she has a big grin on her face thanks to you Zim!
ReplyDeleteHi Zim, I loved seeing your city park-what a great place. The giant-wow oh wow! You are very brave and I think you were also protecting your mom. I know you had a great time, except for chasing the squirrels-which would have made it even better.
ReplyDeleteHave a great warm weekend; it is getting cold here today.
Noreen & Hunter
That was a cool park i was really scared for you tho zim cos i couldn't figure out if the giant was a friend or a foe...our squirrels in our yard are beyond nuts here....the other day dad saw one in the grandmonsters play car and in their wagon just setting maybe it is the squirrels who are gonna take over the world instead of the cats...who knew!!
ReplyDeletestella rose
Oh my goodness...thank you so much for the post! Mrs. Master says that stone path and the water park are new.
ReplyDeleteI bet those cute college girls and the little kiddos gave the BEST scratches.
That's really rude about the no running. What is wrong with people?
Nora
What a fun adventure you and your mom had Zim. I'm glad the giant didn't get to you though.
ReplyDeleteCindy
City Park is a very cool place, Zim! Thank you for taking us along with you.
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots,
Mitch and Molly
Wow what a great adventure you had. I am excited you saw so many squirrels and put them in their place. That Giant kind of freaks me out, so I would stay clear of him, but the rest looks like a blast.
ReplyDeleteLoveys Sasha
What a great park! We didn't know they had water slides back then!
ReplyDeleteSam
oh, we can just imagine the squirrels all over the place, there, Zim! even tho we don't have any in our neighborhood either, we just know how they are. hmmm...pawsonally, we don't get the appeal of a water park...we suppose the settlers knew what they were doing...still, the slides look like fun :) thanks for taking us on another fun adventure, Zim! have a great weekend!
ReplyDeletePip, Smidgen, minnie, HOllie
Nice park Zim, but giants and squirrels!
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
What a wonderful park and the water park looks so amazing. There certainly was plenty of squirrels to amuse you too :)xx
ReplyDeleteHi Zim! That's a beautiful place you live in! The park looks awesome! Did you say Squirrels..!? Wish i'm there to chase them!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Maxx
Lovin you walk Zim and we are well pleased that you saw squiggles. I'd chase them all day long. Not sure about the giant, kinda scary. Have a super Saturday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly.
Oh Dog! What a cool place! I have squirrels in my yard, but I never miss an opportunity to watch.... who knows, I might get lucky!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a real live squirrel. Probably because we don't have them in Australia.
ReplyDeleteHuffs