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Naturally New York: Part II (Central Park)
Now that the summer heat is upon us, I'm dreaming of New York City in springtime.
Central Park in spring is magical. The flowers are just starting to paint the landscape, kids are out playing in the grass, yet it's still cool enough for a light jacket. A girl could spend all of her vacation days wandering Central Park in springtime.
Even a teenager might enjoy discovering Central Park in spring! There's so much to do: baseball to play (or watch), rocks to scramble, boats to sail, and paths to meander.
The animals seem to love the spring weather, too!
This funny duck kept ducking under the water, and then spinning himself dry. Very cute!
And of course, the flowers are just amazing. Ah-MAHZ-ing, as the incomparable Seth Rudetsky would say.
Oops! (Hi Seth! Thanks for the picture!!) Now back to flowers .....
Some of the really fun things to see were people practicing under the many bridges -- harp, violin, and ballet.
But of course, the city is always right there.
Vibrant. Alive. Calling me back.
Central Park in spring is magical. The flowers are just starting to paint the landscape, kids are out playing in the grass, yet it's still cool enough for a light jacket. A girl could spend all of her vacation days wandering Central Park in springtime.
Even a teenager might enjoy discovering Central Park in spring! There's so much to do: baseball to play (or watch), rocks to scramble, boats to sail, and paths to meander.
The animals seem to love the spring weather, too!
This funny duck kept ducking under the water, and then spinning himself dry. Very cute!
And of course, the flowers are just amazing. Ah-MAHZ-ing, as the incomparable Seth Rudetsky would say.
Oops! (Hi Seth! Thanks for the picture!!) Now back to flowers .....
Some of the really fun things to see were people practicing under the many bridges -- harp, violin, and ballet.
But of course, the city is always right there.
Vibrant. Alive. Calling me back.
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