From an overhead view, it’s not so much a park and ride, as it is a basic turn out, unless there are signs on the ground designating the space as such. There are two of them in the immediate area.
What it is not, is a park, in the traditional sense of what one thinks about the design and function of a park.
I posted this link at another Philip Haney (RIP) thread. It’s a hot link to the evil Google Maps, but the page is not clogged up with ads like the MapQuest site. I didn’t see a function to convert the down view to a satellite image, but it may have been there and I missed it in my impatience. Thanks just the same.
One things is for sure.
He was living in God’s country before he was dead.