Tennessee: Perhaps one of the most beautiful states to distance yourself from society during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
The photos were captured in Barfield Park, which is a city operated park located in Murfreesboro, TN.
The park is only 430 acres in size, but the massive rock formations are breathtaking.
Simply look and you too will be amazed at life.
“Look deeper and you can find some stuff which will amaze you!” ― Deyth Banger
The Grand Canyon 2018
I always like to stumble across interesting photos or stories. This one was taken in Barfield Park (Murfreesboro, TN).
Medieval combat is a sport that few maybe familiar with. However, you may have seen it unfolding at a local park and you failed to recognize exactly what was going on.
The sport, that involves role-playing as if you were from the Medieval times, is all about taking down your opponent with a sponge sword or perhaps a foam bat of sorts.
A local organization called Dagorhir (pronounced Dagger-Here) meets at Barfield Crescent Park on Sundays and fight. Not fighting that ends in injury, but fighting that ends with a clear winner or a clear loser. It's a game.
In Medieval times there was no acting. Instead, fighters literally fought to the death. Depending on their level of training, some made their fight appear to be a dance the way they jumped, dodged and returned blows with swords and shields in hand.
But in Murfreesboro, they don't fight to the death. They simply reenact such fighting with foam swords and depending on where someone is hit - they either survive and stay in the game or they are, figuratively speaking - killed and are out for the round.
Scott, who goes by the nickname or role-play name of Zaen (Pronounced Zane) stated...
"I'll fight, till from my bones my flesh be hacked."
- William Shakespeare
It was a beautiful day. People were walking all over the park, throwing Frisbee, football and baseball. This man was fast asleep under a large Maple Tree.
There is something special about a Ferris Wheel. Both kids and adults love them. They are relaxing to ride and mesmerizing to watch.
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