The park in the first set of pictures has an unusual curved suspension bridge, beautiful landscaped paths, and an outdoor restaurant.

Reedy River
The second set of pictures was taken in Linky Stone Park, a children’s park partially located in an underpass where the pillars were even painted to make the area beautiful. Many of the areas have themes taken from children’s literature.

The Three Bears
Neat pics-wow what a bridge!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pics, Greta! Some of my BRUTON & LANGFORD ancestors lived in Greenville SC in the early 1800s. I'm hoping to visit Greenville next year when we do a cross-country trip (and do some research of course!).
ReplyDeleteCharming. Totally enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteTipper, Betty, and Carol - Thanks for stopping by! We had so much fun in these places - Betty, I really hope you get to visit Greenville. It's lots of fun and a great place to do research.
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