Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1929, Page 112

THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—APRIL 14, 1929, There’s no place like the saddle when the day is fair and Spring is in the air. And no place better for it than Potomac Park. The Lincoln Memorial in the background. e SPRING DAY ON THE BRIDLE Comparatively few riders have yet discovered the connecting link be- tween Potomac and Rock Creek Parks. These thres have, and the view takes in the Francis Scott Key Bridge as they follow the river bank. The Potomac Park cherry blossoms make a rare setting for the morning canter. N The natural beauty of Rock Creek Park lures a growing cav- alcade of riders through the fords and along the bridle paths. . And not a scratch on the bar! For the more venturesome riders there are plenty of jumps in Rock Creek Park. = = % e Down by the Lincoln Memorial again, on the road that Riding up the Mall, near the Agricultural Department The shimmering falls at old Pierce Mill add another leads anywhere you want to go. grounds, with the Monument in the background. charm to park ride.