Findlay Bark Park ~ The INside mini-Pavilion / Shelter

[ramanth]

Lookin' good!

[4 Dog Mother]

I was hoping Amy posted her pictures from Sunday but I see she hasn't. We stopped at the park on the way to Staci's - they aren't much further along. We got some interesting looks from people (no one we knew) coming in with cameras and no dogs. I am having trouble with shutterfly - maybe I will try photobucket tonight. Everyone out there seemed to think it was a good idea although they wondered if it was going to have sides and we had no clue.

[Cinder & Smoke]

Hey Mom ~

Is this the one you're trying to post?

[Cincy'sMom]

I don't know if that is the one or not, but it sure looks like it did on Sunday!

[Cinder & Smoke]

... it sure looks like it did on Sunday!

The Pavilion Project must not be an "every day" event for the School Kids.

Too bad ... the *nice* construction weather is going to run out pretty soon.

But it DOES look **Mighty Phine**!

[4 Dog Mother]

Yes, Phred that's the one! I think someone has blocked things on my computer at work so I can't post pictures. I couldn't do it with shutterfly and now I haven't been able to with photobucket. I just haven't had the time or energy at home to try it there. And yes, I was surprised it wasn't further done too but at least it has been started after all this time!

[Cinder & Smoke]

Sincere *THANKS* to Tim and the Hancock Parks Board for "listening" to our
pleas for an INside the Park Shelter --- It's HERE >>>

Early Construction >>>



Making Progress >>>



It's FINISHED >>>

Looking north from near the Bulletin Board; Our northern Big Dog / Sherman
Memorial Tree - the Tulip Tree:



Looking through the Pavilion towards the north-east:




Looking north-east from the west side of the Pavilion;
the Big Dog Tulip Tree (and a BRD Butt headed west):




Looking south-west towards the water hydrant; not sure if that's the
Lil Dog / Buckeye Tree or not - looks to big to be the Buckeye:




Not sure - I *think* taken from the East Yard, looking north-west toward the
fire hydrant and the woods:




The Third PT Memorial Tree - in the East Yard, shading the time-out cage
and the Pavilion:




Our First Pet Talk Memorial ~ The Binx Tree, our Memorial Bench, and the Smokey Tree -
all grouped in the north-east corner of the Park:



SPECIAL THANKS to Keegan and Staci fror braving the "chillie" temps to
take the *Completed* snappies!

And SPECIAL THANKS to all the Pet Talkers who have helped with financial contributions
towards the Memorials, campaigning for the Cause, and Prayers of Support!
It took a while --- but it was hopefully worth the wait.
THANKS Again to ALL!

/s/ Phred