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| − | Standish Park lies adjacent to the [[Knox County Courthouse]], in the block bounded by [[Tompkins Street]], [[South Street]], [[Cedar Street]], and [[The Way to Knox]] (a pedestrian extension of [[Broad Street]]). The park is probably one of the largest [[crow]] habitats in the entire world, and is remarkable mostly for its [[gazebo]]. The park contains a sampling of several dozen species of trees. People like to [[smoke]] there a lot. It is poorly lit at night, so many people choose to avoid passing through it. | + | Standish Park lies adjacent to the [[Knox County Courthouse]], in the block bounded by [[Tompkins Street]], [[South Street]], [[Cedar Street]], and [[The Way to Knox]] (a pedestrian extension of [[Broad Street]]). The park is probably one of the largest [[crow]] habitats in the entire world, and is remarkable mostly for its [[gazebo]]. The park contains a sampling of several dozen species of trees. People like to [[smoke]] there a lot. It is poorly lit at night, so many people choose to avoid passing through it, but it is also pretty much the best place ever to play Capture the Flag. Make sure to watch your step for hypodermic needles when passing through. |
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Latest revision as of 00:20, 13 November 2008
Standish Park lies adjacent to the Knox County Courthouse, in the block bounded by Tompkins Street, South Street, Cedar Street, and The Way to Knox (a pedestrian extension of Broad Street). The park is probably one of the largest crow habitats in the entire world, and is remarkable mostly for its gazebo. The park contains a sampling of several dozen species of trees. People like to smoke there a lot. It is poorly lit at night, so many people choose to avoid passing through it, but it is also pretty much the best place ever to play Capture the Flag. Make sure to watch your step for hypodermic needles when passing through.
