This afternoon I spent my time photographing the first game of a new adult kickball league being started in Chardon. I photographed a young group of adults on the "Ball"-istics team because they were very animated and into the game. The "Ball"-istics were in the hole in the top of the 5th inning but came back with a 6 point gain in the bottom of the 5th. K.S.A., the opposing team, scored 3 points in the top of the 6th but couldn't top the "Ball"-istics. "Ball"-istics won the game, 13-10.
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Steve Young on team "Ball"-istics chases a team K.S.A player to tag him out during the first game of the New Adult Kickball League in Chardon Township at Mel Harder Park on Sunday. "Ball"-istics beat K.S.A with a score of 13 to 10.
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Team members from "Ball"-istics cheer on James Janovich as he runs into home plate at the New Adult Kickball League in Chardon Township at Mel Harder Park on Sunday.
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Ian Herner from "Ball"-istics catches a ball against K.S.A at the first game of the Adult Kickball League in Chardon Township on Sunday at Mel Harder Park.
Wildlife Festival
After the kickball league, I had to find some art to fill the paper with some more content. I ventured to the Lake Metroparks Penitentiary Glen for a Wildlife Festival. The festival brings in 1500-2000 people every year. Kids learn about wildlife and how to treat animals they might encounter in the wild. Visitors also had the chance to ride the famous miniature train set.
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Harvey Webster from the Cleveland Museum of Natural History holds and talks about George, a recovering injured bald eagle on Sunday at the Wildlife Festival at the Penitentiary Glen Reservation. George was brought to the Cleveland Museum as an instructional bird after he was shot by a poacher and broke a wing in North Carolina.
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Andy Obranovich, age 5 from Chesterland Township, colors a new wildlife habit drawing while at the Wildlife Festival at the Penitentiary Glen Reservation.
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Visitors at the Wildlife Festival rode a miniature sized train throughout the back forest of the Penitentiary Glen Reservation.
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