2023 CosPhoChal: I’ll See You In The Trees

I’ll
See
You
in
The
Trees
Even
if
You
Do
Not
Always
See
Me
In
The
Trees.

Avon and Catawba Creeks Greenway

Cosmic Photo Challenge: I’ll see you in the trees.

Posting for Alive & Trekking’s Which Way Photo Challenge.

Photo Credit: ©️Deb L. Waters

Camera: iPhone 14 Pro Max

God Bless. Thank you for Trekking with us. I appreciate y’all.

New Path for Adventuring: Highland Rail Trail

Posting for Alive & Trekking’s Which Way Photo Challenge.

God Bless. Thank you for Trekking with us. I appreciate y’all.

2023 May 21: Pets and Playgrounds

Playground at
Gable Oaks Apartments
in Rock Hill, SC
Playground at
Gardner Park
Elementary School
Gastonia, NC
Playground at
Schiele Museum
Gastonia, NC
My grandson’s
preferred “playground”
out on a trail.
Persimmon Trail
Carolina Thread Trail
Belmont, North Carolina

Terri’s Sunday Stills Challenge.

Photo Credit: ©️Deb L. Waters

God Bless. Thank you for sharing your time with us. I appreciate y’all.

Monday Windows: Circular Windows – November 20, 2022

Circular Window
seen on
our hike today
through Baxter Village
Circular Window
in Monochrome
Third view
of
Circular Window

Our hike/walk today landed us in Baxter Village, a section in Fort Mill, South Carolina. Baxter Village has a trailhead across from the Fort Mill Library which is a part of the Carolina Thread Trail. The Carolina Thread Trail has trails throughout the Carolinas for everyone to enjoy the outdoors and get close to nature. This was our first time visiting this trail and we will probably visit it again. We, my grandson and I, only hiked a fraction of the trail today. The length of the trails run from Baxter Village down to the Catawba River. We hiked from the trailhead in Baxter Village to Allison Creek Park not wanting to overdue being out in the cold chilly weather.

Monday Windows

Posted as part of Becky’s Squares photo challenge Walking Squares.

God Bless. Thank you! I appreciate y’all.

Lindsay Pettus Greenway

The Lindsay Pettus Greenway:
Environment Education Exhibit

The Lindsay Pettus Greenway located in Lancaster, South Carolina is a fairly new greenway having opened to the public not quite two years ago on November 21, 2020. The Greenway is honored to be a segment of the Carolina Thread Trail. The Thread Trail is a developing network of regional greenways, trails, and blueways reaching millions of people in 15 counties across North and South Carolina. The Thread Trail is committed to preserving natural areas and is designed to be a place for exploring nature, culture, science, and history.

The Lindsay Pettus Greenway

The Greenway was established to enable residents a safe space to enjoy being outdoors. It was envisioned as a place for accessibility to public art. It has a tunnel underpass with an exquisite “Nature’s Delight “ mural. I was not able to see the mural on my visit this time, but plan on seeing it on my next visit.

Comporium Communications Trail Access

Currently the Lindsay Pettus Greenway has three trail access points. Comporium Communications Trail Access is located at 459 Colonial Drive. Parking is available across the road to the entrance in the Lancaster High School football visitors lot. This is the trail access point that I used on my visit Saturday with my grandson.

My grandson, Coleman, at the entrance to the Comporium Communications Trail Access.
Lindsay Pettus Greenway
Walk Run Ride
Directions to the various areas along the trail.

The Founder’s Federal Credit Union Trail Access is located at 610 E. Meeting Street. Parking is available behind the Barr Street Learning Center. This access has a tree canopy, covered bike rack, and a family friendly rest area.

There are also Neighborhood and Downtown Access Points which make connection to local businesses, schools, and downtown. These access points, however, do not contain public parking. This access points are:

  • Survey Street – Legacy Brick Plaza is featured
  • Almetta Street
  • Clinton Avenue
  • Independence Park
  • Colonial Avenue and Roddey Drive

Phase One of the Greenway is fully open to the public with additional phases in progress. This first phase is 2 miles in length. It mostly consists of pavement and boardwalk. It has 0.3 miles of natural path that you can walk. The path is 10 feet wide and is easily accessible to everyone of all abilities.

My grandson overlooking the creek.

Greenway’s are excellent areas, located in local communities, to get outdoors and safely go for a walk, jog, or bicycle ride. The only motorized vehicles allowed are motorized wheelchairs. They are areas to explore nature and learn about the environment without needing to travel a great distance. They encourage physical fitness by providing accessible paths to enjoy.

I encourage everyone to get outdoors and enjoy nature. Visit a Greenway near you soon. God Bless. Stay Safe. Enjoy Life.

If you find yourself near Lancaster, South Carolina feel free to come visit, walk, run, or ride on the Lindsay Pettus Greenway. You’ll enjoy the views and get a fantastic physical workout at the same time.