Walkers gathered at Houtman Park, the start point of the Walking Tour
Walk Leader, Abbie Wysor, instructed Walkers at the start of the 2.5 mile Walking Tour
The Walk Route was depicted on a map created by Walking Tour Organizing Committee member, Carole Smith
Walkers exited Houtman Park to start the Walking Tour
Cindy Hodgson, who led our sign making party, with her husband, Barry Halkin, at Manchester Park stop
Robin Lasersohn, Co-Chair of Keep Media Green, announced the planting of a redbud tree to enhance Manchester Park
Donna Cusano and Theresa Ann Dotts planted the tree! Their gardening companies, Eco Groovy Gardening and Heaven on Earth Gardening Services, along with Garden Influence and Redbud Native Plant Nursery, sponsored the tree planting. For more info, visit our sponsors page
Brooke Forry, resident of E. State Street, explained local concern about preserving the whole city block of green space at 300 E. State Street
Keep Media Green is seeking a win-win solution for preventing the construction of a 23-unit apartment complex at 300 E. State Street
The property has many mature trees in need of protection
The Walking Tour proceeded west on State Street
Mayor Bob McMahon greeted the Walking Tour at the Media Borough Municipal Center
Rest and rehydration at the Media Municipal Center
Media Borough Council president, Brian Hall, at the future pocket park at 5th & Broomall Streets
Walkers stopped at the site of the future pocket park at 5th & Broomall Streets
Media Borough Councilperson, Amy Johnson, explained the process of acquiring and designing the future pocket park at 5th & Broomall Streets. She has led a number of the Borough's environmental initiatives in recent years.
Keep Media Green board member, Will House, at 5th & Broomall Streets stop
Children admired one of the trees at 5th & Broomall Streets
Terry Rumsey & Robin Lasersohn, Co-Chairs of Keep Media Green, display the pocket park plans
Walking south on Orange Street between Third and Fourth Streets
