Owen and Will befriend Evan and Eileen in the hotel where they'd been passing time until move-in date arrived for their new home in Russellville, Arkansas:
One of the more striking images in the windy hills of Kansas was this field of monstrous wind turbines, each of them swimming circles in the air like slow-and-steady-moving space-age creatures.
Portraits from a Kansas rest area (where we also chased a bunny rabbit and discovered a half-eaten Robin's egg).
Bathtime with cousin Wilson, whose parents live in one of the most enviro-/kid-friendly redevelopments in Denver. The old Stapleton airport is now a community of not-at-all-look-alike energy efficient homes with lots of greenspace and bike paths, a town center and a pool all in easy walking distance -- not to mention the most impressive playground I've ever seen (complete with mini mountains and rivers you can run around in):
Portraits from a Kansas rest area (where we also chased a bunny rabbit and discovered a half-eaten Robin's egg).
Bathtime with cousin Wilson, whose parents live in one of the most enviro-/kid-friendly redevelopments in Denver. The old Stapleton airport is now a community of not-at-all-look-alike energy efficient homes with lots of greenspace and bike paths, a town center and a pool all in easy walking distance -- not to mention the most impressive playground I've ever seen (complete with mini mountains and rivers you can run around in):
2 comments:
Welcome back! I'm glad to travel vicariously, so thanks for the pictures. Will the SE ever get any redevelopments like that? Do we have any already?
I don't know if there are any large-scale redevelopment projects on the order of Stapleton in the Southeast. But it sure would be a nice change from the usual outward sprawl.
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