One of the features of this park is a sledding hill. This hill is partially natural and partially man-made. The sledding hill is actually the highest point within the city limits of Mt. Pleasant. After snowstorms this park is heavily used by families, teens, and college students. The hill was empty the day I visited, but as I walked past I saw something that I couldn't resist photographing.
Siting next to a full trash can was a loose pile of broken plastic sleds covered in a dusting of light snow. It was obvious that someone had tried to clean up the sledding hill, but lacked room in the trash can for these sled fragments. I love the abstract look of these colorful pieces against the pure white background of the snow.
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