Views of the Neighborhood – Humanity Part Two

~ John W. Howell

Our walk in the neighborhood turned up evidence that we humans have a sense of caring for one another. An anonymous person or persons left messages of hope throughout the Hamilton Greenbelt. This is the second of two parts since there were too many photos for one post. If you missed last week’s post, HERE is a link.

Views of the Neighborhood

The entrance to the Greenbelt.

Views of the Neighborhood

Our next sign. Yes, we are in this together.

An excellent place to dump your worries.

The answer just might be, “Yes.”

I just had to take a shot of the Lillie pads.

Hello and good-bye.

Waterfall.

Spillway. The sound here is fantastic.

Something we all need more of these days.

A hug and a kiss would be welcome too.

I like the little “Connect,” pointing to “Grateful.” Let’s hope when we can connect, we will be grateful.

Views of the Neighborhood

Here it is the end of our walk. I hope you all have a super week. Thanks for coming with me today.

79 thoughts on “Views of the Neighborhood – Humanity Part Two”

  12. The messages are incredible. They brighten everyone’s day. What a gift! Thank you for sharing this walk with readers. 🙂

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  15. Thank you for letting me tag along, John — I enjoyed it very much. I can almost hear the sound of water splashing at the waterfall! And I really like the ‘Aloha’ message — very hopeful that one day we’ll get to travel again. Have a lovely Sunday!

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  17. A wonderful part two and honestly… I think I would go there at the very least once per week. Sit by that pond or waterfall with a book or a notepad. Pure bliss.

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  21. The wonderful resilience of our species rises to meet us when challenges threaten our continuity. We are not intended to live alone. These messages impart that knowledge and gift us with insight. Thanks so much for sharing them, John. 👍

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  35. This was such an enjoyable walk. The positive notes on the rocks are a great idea, something anyone could do to remind people to be hopeful. I can close my eyes and hear the music of the waterfalls and spillway.

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