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    Hide away Park

    Anyone know the history of Hide Away Park and how long its been there?

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    Re: Hide away Park

    Apparently not.

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    Re: Hide away Park

    Mid 80s?

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    Re: Hide away Park

    I think that area was made into a park around the time the TAC was finished in 82.

    It was set to be the sight of an amphitheater in the early 90s, but the engineering studies showed very little could ever be built there.

    Over the decades there have been constant improvements.

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    Re: Hide away Park

    I think an amphitheater could be built, it just take some engineering to make it happen.

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    Re: Hide away Park

    Quote Originally Posted by The Historian View Post
    I think that area was made into a park around the time the TAC was finished in 82.

    It was set to be the sight of an amphitheater in the early 90s, but the engineering studies showed very little could ever be built there.

    Over the decades there have been constant improvements.
    Correct on when. It was around the TAC opening time. And it was Coach Garland Gregory who had the vision to fashion a park out of this land. There was no pond back then. Myself and another guy (who I’m still in touch with) kept up the park.

    Occasionally, Coach Gregory would go tour the park and swing an axe, move limbs around. We were astonished at how strong he was. A great, great man.

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