Another day, another park (or three)

Dunrossil Park, in Carlingford, is a strange little patch of greenery. Most of it is bowl-shaped, and looks like it could be an interesting place to check out after heavy rain.

 

There are tennis courts and a children's playground squeezed into there too.

 

 

 

West Epping Park, popular and eye-catching as ever. I don't like that plastic grass they've put down though.

 

 

 

And Hazelwood Rose Park, also Carlingford.Looks like it's had a bit of a facelift recently too.

Covid countdown - Epping's Forest Park

This one was another pleasant surprise. I've passed it hundreds of times, and caught a glimpse of greenness. On closer inspection, it's a very nice space. A thoroughly meritorious little park.

Not an exercise park perhaps, but definitely eight out of ten for aesthetics.

Covid countdown - Epping's Edna Hunt Sanctuary

Yet another that's not widely known, it's a fairly big chunk of bushland bordering on and to the west of the railway line, just south of Epping station.

Edna? She and her husband Edward had a vegetable farm here last century.

Covid countdown - Epping's Boronia Park

I see this one's been renovated a fair bit since I last looked. They've done a good job. A nice park.

Covid countdown - parks of North Epping

Epping Oval, and Epping Athletics Track

The Ron Payne Park

























North Epping Park

Covid countdown - Beecroft Park and the Pioneers' Track