And how beautiful it was! Oh my gosh! This morning my two lovelies, my dad and step mom, visited the Two Rivers Park that is a beautifully scenic project that was just recently completed in the last year or so. There is a bridge that crosses part of the Arkansas river that ends on one of the islands that sits peacefully near the center. It is located just a few hundred yards west of the I-430 bridge. Crossing the I-430 bridge is always so beautiful to me whether it is spring or winter because the hillside is littered with the most stunning trees and homes! At night the light from the homes twinkle in the dark making for quite a magical view! Back to the park! Walking across the newly built Two Rivers Park bridge to the island where there are nature trails, bike trails, and park benches is nothing short of surreal! It is like nature greets you in all forms! We saw Pine trees, Pecan trees, Plum trees, and different variations of plants that all came together to form this glorious place! I am so not exaggerating! The highlight was when we saw two deer grazing, that quite honestly could care less that we were watching them in awe! They continued about their breakfast without interruption from us! I tried to get a couple of pics, but unfortunately, they were just too far for my iPhone to zoom in! However, I did capture an itty bitty green spider that stopped dead in it's tracks when it sensed my kids and I hovering! No, we didn't kill it! That just would have been rude since we were visiting its' home!
A view of the city of Little Rock from the I-30 bridge heading south towards the River Market.
Two Rivers Park bridge.
My Lovelies and I on the bridge.
A view of the river with Pinnacle Mountain in the distance.
The I-430 bridge and hillside in the distance.
A little critters home possibly?
Isn't nature amazing!
Tiny plums rippening on the tree and an opening in a tree that my son could stand up straight and walk right on in! Hmmm, can't imagine what goes in there after dark!
How gorgeous are these tree lines! Walking through there was like walking through nature's air conditioner! It was wonderful!
I wonder if the itty bitty green spider lives on this green patch of moss?
A view of the bridge from the island.
This sign shows the river in blue with signs that show the location of different sights and attractions along the rivers banks.
Have a fantastic Memorial Day weekend!
Rhonda
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