Friday, August 10, 1934

Didn't do much. Cleaned the house. It rained a little. Kate's was by.

Cave Spring Park
Kansas City, MO

Located on the Santa Fe Trail, the historic Cave Spring Park
was used as a camp site for people going west. It was also the
first stop along the trail for pioneers who were leaving Independence,
Missouri to travel to Santa Fe, California and Oregon. It was
considered one of the best places to pasture their stock and to
get water for their trip.

Today, Cave Spring Park offers a wide variety of programs for
hikers and bird watchers, as well as service projects for scout
organizations and educational groups.