Tripping on Travel: Roseland Park 2, Woodstock, CT

In part 2 of this UP CLOSE series about Roseland Park in Woodstock, Connecticut, I take a stroll closer to Roseland Lake's shoreline. You'll hear my footsteps crunching dry leaves, and other subtle sounds from the park, as I record footage of the shoreline and some trees that are close by to it.

The park is described by it's website as "390 acres of forested land, manicured lawns, sports fields, fishing dock, and playgrounds. The park abuts the 94-acre Roseland Lake". I only cover a mere fraction of the entire park. It's origin traces back to 1876, eleven years after the end of the American Civil War, and it's founder, "influential New York merchant, publisher, abolitionist and philanthropist", Henry C Bowen. He originally used the park to host annual Fourth of July parties. At that time, Bowen charged a small entrance fee, and accommodated parking for 1200 horse and buggies. "In Victorian days, the Park sported more than 1,000 rosebushes, gilded fountains, decorative statuary, wooded walking trails, a windmill, a boat house, dining room, and bungalows with maid service." Today, "Park facilities include a playground, basketball court, public golf course, amphitheater, group campground, pavilion, benches, boat launch, as well as the lake and event barn. Activities include: boating, fishing, picnicking, walking and running. No swimming is permitted."

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About the Park
http://www.roselandpark.org/about-the-park-2

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