This magnificent little park has a little bit of everything. -That's what makes it great.:)
A group of off-duty army veterans are setting up a volleyball game.
A father is teaching his youngest son how to 'hit one outta the park'.
Small family barbeques are being planned and celebrated in the shade of one of the first-come-first-served gazebos.
A future skateboard influencer is setting up a"live feed"for his tictoc fans. Cool Palmdale kids are practicing their 360s at the skateboard ramps and half pipe in the skate park.
My favorite Instagram friend is practicing his free throw.... all the way from Greece?! Ok, maybe it just looked like him. This is a great place to practice your free throws! Old friends are playing a pick up game at the basketball courts. Future Lakers in the making!
Kids are playing games, swinging on swings, sliding down slides, playing sports and .. musical instruments??!! Future rock stars can practice outdoor instruments here and out. Bring the band for an outdoor concert.
There's a commemorative plaque in this park paying homage to Vietnam veterans. My dad served in the military during the Vietnam war, so I came to get a picture of the plaque for him.
What a great park! I'm enjoying the weather, admiring everything and everyone. I brought my takeout to a nice table in the shade. Pandemic points!
Every time I come to this park I get to trade smiles with somebody different. I moved to the area for a reason, the people.
This park is located in an area of the Antelope Valley that looks like a country rap video directed by Clint Eastwood starring everyone.
I traded hair compliments with the most beautiful little girls I've ever seen. Rainbow beads, you are my sunshine "No YOUR hair is prettier!" In return I got one of the best smiles in my life from their father. Why do I get something better back when I give a compliment, a hug or a smile! I don't know, but this park is a premier place to practice.
I left with a skip in my step. A full tummy. Cool pictures. Great advice. And. The distinct impression that this place and one smile could change the world.
I drove away playing "We can work it out" from Stevie Wonder. I didn't make it out of the parking lot before I got another smile and a nod.
Everybody should come check out this park. Bring your picnics, team practices, YouTube fans, your biggest smile and your family.:) read more