Water Water Everywhere – Cedar Point
Photos by Jez is the new host of WWE that is a weekly challenge posted on Monday.
Reflection of the trail bridge at Cedar Point. This nature park is part of the Timucuan Parks Foundation and is run by the National Park Service. It is located at the southern end of Black Hammock Island in Jacksonville, Florida. A boat ramp allows for both motorized and non-motorized vehicles to launch. There is plenty of parking for boat trailers & a restroom facility. There are 400 acres to explore. Hiking, biking, birding and fishing are among the popular activities. Birders come from all over to see 200 different species of birds throughout the year.
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my guess is that there are gators in that lake…
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Um…yeah! Where there is water, they live. Didn’t see any that day though. 😉
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Love the still waters n reflection 😊
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It was cool that evening too. Before the heat and bugs got bad. A few more months and we will be heading out there again. 🙂
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Very beautiful!
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Thanks! It sure is when it cools off. The mosquitos will hunt you down right now! 🙂
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Great looking place, Lisa 👏 Fantastic reflections 😎
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Thanks Jez! As soon as it cools off, it will be visited again. 😊
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