Where Is This - Part IV

[bburton]

I promised one a bit more difficult, so where would one find this in Tarrant County?

[ranchonodinero]

Japanese Gardens?

[bburton]

Originally Posted by ranchonodinero

Japanese Gardens?

Go approximately due east several miles.

[jerrykr]

no clue Bruce, but I like your series.

entrance to a park somewhere off 30? never seen these. as I said, no xxxx clue!

-=- Jerry -=-
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[Jehos]

That golf course near Arlington that I'm not remembering the name of?

(that's a random guess, I got nothing)

[bburton]

Arlington -- north of I-30.

[mikej]

River Legacy Park?

[JohnT]

Originally Posted by mikej

River Legacy Park?

Yes, you are correct. I live about 10 minutes from there and go there frequently in the spring and fall. Summer is just to blasted hot for me except for early mornings.

[bburton]

Originally Posted by JohnT

Yes, you are correct. I live about 10 minutes from there and go there frequently in the spring and fall. Summer is just to blasted hot for me except for early mornings.

"River Legacy Park" is the answer. There's a new bridge spanning the West Fork of the Trinity River on the east side of the park (entrance off of Highway 157 just north of Green Oaks.) This bridge has the "logo" of the park above it.

[JohnT]

I like your "Where is this?" challenges. I'm thinking that, once the weather clears and I have more time, I'm going to do some "What is this?" challenges.

[bburton]

Originally Posted by JohnT

I like your "Where is this?" challenges. I'm thinking that, once the weather clears and I have more time, I'm going to do some "What is this?" challenges.

Thanks, John. Maybe I can stump you yet?

[JohnT]

Originally Posted by bburton

Thanks, John. Maybe I can stump you yet?

Keep at it. Shouldn't be too hard.