Jonathan Dickinson State Park is so named because some poor sap was shipwrecked there in 1669. Jonathan Dickinson was a Quaker, who had a bunch of Quaker friends with him when they crashed on their way from Jamacia somewhere else I can't remember. I can't imagine their disappointment when they stepped out of the sea and hiked inland a bit to see the miserable surroundings they were suddenly forced to deal with. It's shrubby, sandy and hot. It was nice to get out and have a walk, but beyond that...it was still shrubby, sandy and hot.
I'm a grad student who longs for mountains and crisp morning air in damp and flat Miami. I love adventure--which to me means accepting discomfort with grace. You gotta love it. "...just fades like a radio station when you drive out of range"
Monday, November 16, 2009
Jonathan Dickinson State Park, Photo Essay
Jonathan Dickinson State Park is so named because some poor sap was shipwrecked there in 1669. Jonathan Dickinson was a Quaker, who had a bunch of Quaker friends with him when they crashed on their way from Jamacia somewhere else I can't remember. I can't imagine their disappointment when they stepped out of the sea and hiked inland a bit to see the miserable surroundings they were suddenly forced to deal with. It's shrubby, sandy and hot. It was nice to get out and have a walk, but beyond that...it was still shrubby, sandy and hot.
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How's Miami these days? has it finally cooled off. I like your park photos!
so glad this city kid wasn't invited... :) doesn't look like much fun to me. except maybe oscar, but of course you left him behind anyway.
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