This water wheel house, built in 1951 at Como Park can be found in the bird yard. I absolutely love the rust colored stone walls. Como Park has been around since 1897 and is a publicly funded park, though it survives by donations from the users of the park and local companies who donate.
October 24, 2008
Water Wheel House In Como Park
This water wheel house, built in 1951 at Como Park can be found in the bird yard. I absolutely love the rust colored stone walls. Como Park has been around since 1897 and is a publicly funded park, though it survives by donations from the users of the park and local companies who donate.
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Yes, it's quite lovely.
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How did I miss this?! I'll have to make another visit.
I honestly didn't remember it when I walked by and took this photo. More proof that these silly photoblogs open your eyes to more of the surroundings.
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