Posts tagged “Olmsted Park

Play in the sand

Sand art

Location: Festival on Ponce

Date taken: September 15, 2012

Along the path in Atlanta’s Olmsted Linear Park, there’s a stone that reads: “We do not stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing. – Benjamin Franklin”.  Parks, of course, are designed for play. They are designed for throwing a ball or throwing a frisbee, for swinging on a swing and hanging upside down from monkey bars, for playing tag or playing hopscotch, for running a race or jumping rope. And sometimes, when you stumble upon an arts festival, you might get to play awhile layering colors of sand in a small, plastic bottle. Play is simple. Simply play.


Pose for a picture in the park

Portrait in the park

Location: Olmsted Linear Park

Date taken: May 27, 2012