Checking out a beautiful sunset from the Marriott Harborcenter from a 43 North event this past week.
A haunted hayride, beer and a bonfire. Becker Farms seems to have it all when it comes to fall activities.
I have been sick all week - so when I came across these cute little messages on my Halls wrappers it made me feel a little better {corny and a little childish I know}.
I still can't get over how pretty Griffis Sculpture Park is. I can't wait to go back.
I've had the Griffis Sculpture Park on my bucket list of places to visit for over a year now, so I was determined this past weekend to pay a visit and do some exploring while getting some fresh air with my niece. A 45-50 minute drive from Buffalo, the park is located just before Ellicottville {driving down to Ellicottville this time of year is beautiful with the fall foliage taking place which was an added bonus}. There are three different trails to travel in the park; Green - easy, Blue- moderate, Red- hard. My niece and I went through the green trail and half of the blue trail before turning around because her sneakers were soaked. It was definitely a cool place to go and for a small donation of $5 for anyone over 12 {seniors and students $3} it was a nice way to spend your afternoon.
The park is open May thru October and closed for the winter, if you've never been it is definitely a place I would say you should check out come next spring. While we only spent a couple hours there, guests can have picnics and make a full day of it. Whatever your bring in, they ask that you take out with you. Below are some of the handful of pictures I snapped.
-B
{Just a Blonde in Buffalo Photos}
As you entered the park sculptures were on both sides of the road
The entrance to the green trail
The scenery was just beautiful
...Called Buffalo
