This was not a prior blog entry, but probably should’ve been. So I received a “Flat Stanley” in the mail
from my niece Kayla, with an assignment to take him around my
neighborhood. I was to take pictures of
parks, schools, are other interesting things in my area, and return those so
Kayla could present to her class where Flat Stanley had been … and what she
learned about the area.
Stoop thought it was a great idea, as it gave him a chance to have
some nice walks in various places. So we
went to the Chisholm Trail Park to see the cattle statues, as well as the
actual rock the city was named after. We
went over to the Dell Diamond for a brief look, and the got some exterior shots
of the schools nearest to me (as it was part of the assignment).
We also went over a short time later to get some shots of Memorial
Park, which was just east of Chisholm Trail Park. You can see the old wagon tracks which were
made in the muddy ground before it hardened into the rock it is now. The “round rock” served as a marker for water
depth for the wagons which once traveled the Chisholm Trail.
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