I heard it as "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and he'll sit in your boat and drink beer all day."You can give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for life.
I heard it as "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and he'll sit in your boat and drink beer all day."You can give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for life.
I ain't carrying my boat 150 yards to the water.I heard it as "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and he'll sit in your boat and drink beer all day."
I don't know all the roads around the Oklahoma river which is where the row boats operate, and the water park is operated?I ain't carrying my boat 150 yards to the water.
So where do you park? Do you go into that neighborhood and park at a dead end or is there a lot somewhere? Is it isolated enough I could take pellet guns and practice shooting longer range than I could at home?The city owns the property south of Cherry Creek Park. There are lots of people that walk the trail to the river. I've even walked it a few times. The University does ornithology/ecology field trips down that trail as well.
West and South of the Chevy dealership.ALSO - where is the homeless camp? Is it WEST of the Chevy dealership?
Park on the street in the neighborhood, there is no lot. It might raise eyebrows walking around with a pellet gun through the park, but once you are south of the park, no one is going to care. When I walked it, I wore a pistol on my hip and passed people and they didn't seem to care. About 6 years ago, a mountain lion was spotted down that trail.So where do you park? Do you go into that neighborhood and park at a dead end or is there a lot somewhere? Is it isolated enough I could take pellet guns and practice shooting longer range than I could at home?
ALSO - where is the homeless camp? Is it WEST of the Chevy dealership?
FINALLY - Who owns the land behind Home Depot?
Thanks!West and South of the Chevy dealership.
Pretty much the entire area in pink, I believe.
If I took a pellet gun, I would take a carbine with folding stock in a backpack so no issue with people seeing it on the way in.Park on the street in the neighborhood, there is no lot. It might raise eyebrows walking around with a pellet gun through the park, but once you are south of the park, no one is going to care. When I walked it, I wore a pistol on my hip and passed people and they didn't seem to care. About 6 years ago, a mountain lion was spotted down that trail.
The homeless camp is close to the bridge on the NW side of it. If you go down to the river through Cherry Creek Park, you won't see any homeless. You'll hit the river about half a mile from where they camp. At one time, the city went down there and ran them out. The last time I crossed the river, there was a shanty on the NE side of the bridge.
The properties behind Homedepot (west and south properties) are below. Owned by LLC's and Partnership.
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