Still fascinated by the ever increasingly larger urban prairie. Spotted this slide on Adams Street. Seems like one of those playground pieces that was removed from County parks way back.
![IMG_6816[1]](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/221/477496372_25826e859b.jpg)
Awesome vintage T-bird in the distance, too. On Peckham, tucked behind the "vinyl victorian."
![IMG_6797[1]](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/195/477494386_b58b1d936e.jpg)
Very few people were out yesterday afternoon...or is that very few people live here any longer.
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Do you have any idea who mows the grass?
Oh, and I think you should check out some REAL urban prairie:
http://tinyurl.com/3y8zb3
den...
excellent...keep it coming. How 'bout a road trip to Detroit?
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Hey...
That was excellent...
Love Canal!
There ya go! I couldn't get it to link right!
I wonder what the market would be for a horse farm/stables/riding right in the city would be? Bring back some more roots!
The farm is going in on Utica. I think the above could be a winner to lure city residents that own horses and would like to be closer to them instead of having to drive out to Clarence or where ever.
There is already a well-established equestrian center on Amherst St. in N. Buffalo.