A look behind the counter at the Chocolate Moose on Main Street. I can personally verify that the cupcakes are as good as they look (we tried the Black Bottom variety, top right).
The Children’s Museum has a ton of awesome hands-on activities for kids and families to explore. In addition to the regular hands-on activities available, there is an exhibit upstairs that rotates quarterly that is currently dedicated to dinosaurs. Here’s a model of a T-Rex head that greets you right as you get off the elevator.
Part of the recently opened section of the Swamp Rabbit Trail follows the Reedy River. At one point I encountered this rig near the ReWa facilities. I can’t guess its purpose … fishing … water depth measure … Mail hook for Kayaks? Does anyone know its purpose?
In December, another section was opened on the southern section of the Swamp Rabbit trail. It goes from I85 down to Augusta Acres, near Lake Conestee park. It does not connect directly to the rest of the trail at this time, but eventually will be connected.
Because the weather is so mild, the Rye cover grass is growing very rapidly this year.
Volunteers clear a new trail
- REI Greenville
- GE Energy
- Upstate SORBA (Mountain Biking Group)
- Friends of Paris Mountain
- Paris Mountain Staff
Enjoying at stroll on Main Street in downtown Greenville. This photo was takeby Denton Harryman.
The weather has been great and like many others we enjoyed a stroll on Main Street this last weekend. Last January we had lots of ice in the fountains. So the warm weather is very enjoyable.
A compass in front of the Children’s Museum in downtown Greenville. This photo was taken by Denton Harryman.
One of the pleasant surprises found in downtown Greenville is the compass painted on the sidewalk in front of the Children’s Museum.
