Wintergarden was a fantastic experience! We had perfect day and a great guide. Roger was wonderful and b
ecause he has a lot of knowledge about nature and history of the area, he was able to help us gain a deeper understanding of the Great Black Swamp, which was our focus for the week. We explo
red oak savannas and dry swamp land. Mosquitos were also along for the ride! We experienced some of what the early settlers of the region must have experienced. So would you have liked to have been one of the first
settlers to the area? What special tools may you have needed to survive here in the Great Black Swamp? Remember that Native Americans did not live in the swamp. They did,
however, use Sand Ridge Road as a trail around the swam. Did you notice any changes in soil or terrain while you walked around the park? Please post your comments as we consider this port
ion of Northwest Ohio's History.
Hey everyone,
ReplyDeleteWhen we went to the Winter Garden Park, we learn a lot of things, such as this park was swamp. Also, the swamp was established all the mosquitoes. Also, we saw many savanna, and grape vine. In addition, we saw deer, feather of blue gay, seeds, flowers, raspberry, sand ridge, wild grapes, and many insects.
Really, it was a good day with this tourist guider.
Hey, I like to talk about winter garden perk. First I like that place because it contains a lot of trees , it has old history, it is the best place in my opinion to stay or walk with people, and we have my classmates and I got a lot of information about Bowling green history. We found blackberry and some grab there. It was a nice day for me and I think for my classmates.
ReplyDeleteHi this is forest in Bowling Green Ohio. It was swap before a hundred years a go, nowadays it is growing and it has a lot of trees and some part of this forest are still swap, but it is a beautiful place i really like it and as Abdullah wrote it has many "flowers, raspberry, sand ridge, wild grapes,"
ReplyDeleteso i advice any one to visit it. it is great place