Shor Park is a 56 acre piece of land donated to Clermont county park district. The donation was by Silvia Shor in 2003 to honor of her husband David Shor who loved the horse farm. The land was donated to be used as a park and nature preserve. The donor of the land requested that only six of the 56 acres be developed into a park. The remaining land was to be left in its natural state. Nature wins one.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
The Park In the Begining - Old Stable
Tealtown was given a gift from the heart. The owner of the farm did not want the land developed, nature wins one. I live next to Rowe Woods right up the road from this nice piece of land. This area has always seemed the entrance to the Tealtown nature type area of North Union Township. A area with a huge nature preserve and now a public area that will evolve into a small park and nice wetlands nature preserve. Chris Clingman of Clermont County Parks directs this project.
I am taking some picture to document the evolution of the farm to a park and nature preserve with Chris Clingman's permission. I am creating a website to help promote the need for some funding to develop the park and trails for the nature preserve. A park where you can take your dog for a leached walk with nature. Union Township does not allow dogs in township parks. This will be a Clermont county park and nature preserve.
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