Ground breaking ceremonies will be held on Thursday, February 11, 2010 for the long-awaited Edgewood Education Center which will inspire and teach stewardship of Edgewood County Park and Natural Preserve, a wonder in our own backyard.
Located in the hills of Redwood City Edgewood County Park is frequented by hikers, trail runners, equestrians and families throughout the year. Visitors are drawn throughout San Mateo County and the San Francisco Bay Area to enjoy its spectacular spring flower display.
Learn more about the San Mateo County Parks Foundation, the group that is bringing this to reality. If you enjoy the outdoors and are interested in volunteering with a great group of like-minded people, this might be just the spot for you.
--- Just another benefit of living in San Mateo County and the Silicon Valley!
Lottie Kendall, RE/MAX Today, San Carlos, California, 94070
DRE#01215160; 650-598-8137-direct; Lottie@LottieKendall.com; www.LottieKendall.com
Lottie: The picture you show makes a guy from a very cold and snowy part of the country extremely jealous today ... and longing for spring! Made me want to take a big breath .... and smile. Thanks!
Gene
Hello Gene -- I'm glad I could help in the smile department--smiles are good things! While our local hills are now beautifully green after receiving lots of rain, this flower display will come about in April. For now, the woodland flowers are blooming -- Indian Warriors and Hounds Tongues (wish I knew the botanical names.)