Alfred "Al" Barnes Park — Attraction in Tampa

Went here for a test. I was not aware of the registration before showing up. I attempted to register while waiting in line, but there was one car ahead so my time was limited. Was eventually asked to park in front of a tent to finish "registering" because she'd come and help with the rest. I finished the process but one of the nurses was pretty rude about me not being finished (it turned out that I registered but did not schedule). Ended up having to move to another spot. I felt bad because of the registration mishap but the male nurse (he wore a necklace with a cross and wore burgundy scrubs (I think?) was very nice and helpful. The nurse that administered the test was also very nice. I respect and appreciate the work of these folks, but the rudeness of that one nurse was off-putting. It'd be one thing if I made no effort to register or if I had known ahead of time, but the website did not mention anything about registering. The test itself went smooth and there wasn't...

Al Barnes Park is not a bad part 18th Street Park is what is known as in the neighborhood but that Park is so behind with just touch ups and things that that Park need that can really be a nice very spacious always so spaced as you can do you can have about five family reunions in that thing at one time is racquetball courts basketball course but it really does need upgrades bad and the a lot of bad trees in their old trees are if they put a little time until that Park that would be one of the...

Got a covid test here today. I didn't get to go into the park because it was my lunch break buts it's a pretty big park. Most parks in Tampa are flat but this one has a big hill and these nice hand painted barrier poles going around the park. The covid test was really fast and way less up in your brain than the first one I...