Virginia Park

Posted by Jamie Ann (Lakewood, United States) on 2 January 2007 in Landscape & Rural.

In the early 90’s, the U.S. Park Service started editing maps and guide book, slowly removing pristine geological areas in the name of preservation. Virginia Park is one of those areas that no longer exist on a map. Virginia Park has never been grazed by livestock, farmed or ravaged by man. There are spices of grass and shrub in the park that exist nowhere else. To enter the park is truly too step back in time.
Looking toward the east wall, this is a picture of the “Three Steeples” of the Cathedral.