It was an inspiring place to photograph.

Awesome!

Peace has been so elusive – so that’s a resounding yes!

It’s an Iveco Daily 4×4 used by the military in some countries. These are made in Italy.

We enjoyed our visit and learned a lot.

You said it friend!

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

Thank you and we love what we do.

And have fun!

I’m surprised it took us this long to pay the site a visit. We’ve passed it a million times, but never went in and now we’re glad we did.

How interesting! There’s so much history here and doing research really took us down the rabbit hole. So sad we couldn’t do a more detailed write up but time and space would not allow it.

A really interesting part of the park is the Brierley Farm, of which the farmhouse was located beside (almost on top of) the fort which had the archeological dig. Brierley’s owned and later donated the land for the park. Mabel Brierley was instrumental in getting the area recoginized as a historic park.