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PHOTOSPREAD | Five fields to frolic in 

Spring has officially sprung, and what better way to embrace the new season than by frolicking in a wonderful, lush, green field? Unfortunately, we don’t have any of those. I The post PHOTOSPREAD | Five fields to frolic in  first appeared on The Scribe.
Anysia Hovel | Fri, Apr 4, 2025

Spring has officially sprung, and what better way to embrace the new season than by frolicking in a wonderful, lush, green field? Unfortunately, we don’t have any of those. I have hand-selected five fields near UCCS where you could, in theory, frolic with some imagination … 

These fields offer a rugged beauty with their rocky terrain, yellow grass, dead trees and somehow even sadder branches. These fields have something great for everyone. Whether you’re in the mood for reflection, allergy testing or just good old-fashioned disappointment, they all have something to offer. 

Golden Hills Park has very lush green grass and trees. You could definitely frolic in this field. Photo by Anysia Hovel.   
The Pulpit Rock Park is vibrant and green. Photo by Anysia Hovel.   
Psychology major Josiah Cole and Frisk frolic in Pulpit Rock Park. Photo by Anysia Hovel. 
The Petco in the University Village adds concrete to these frolic-able fields, but not much else. Photo by Anysia Hovel. 
This branch generously offers the University Village field some much needed nature. Even the most perfectly industrial frolic spot deserves a touch of dead branch. Photo by Anysia Hovel.  
Psychology major Josiah Cole and his dog Frisk frolic through the Main Hall Lawn, doing their best to ignore the fact that the grass is as lifeless as the trees around them. Photo By Anysia Hovel.   
The vital green trees at the Main Hall Lawn contribute greatly to how frolic-able this field is. Photo by Anysia Hovel.    
This field east of UCCS offers another texture alternative for frolicking. Who likes to frolic in grass anyway, right? Photo by Anysia Hovel.   

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2025-04-04

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