You can't go to New York without a walk around Central Park.
This is a view of the park from the Rockefeller Centre.
It took 16 years to construct the park and it opened to the public in 1876. There are a number of different water features and so you don't get confused they have been given names such as lake, reservoir, loch, pond, mere and the pool.
There are woodland areas.
Lots of shrubs and flowers.
Beyond the trees there is no mistaking the skyscapers of New York.
And if you don't want to walk you can always get into one of the horse drawn buggies.
This is a view of the park from the Rockefeller Centre.
It took 16 years to construct the park and it opened to the public in 1876. There are a number of different water features and so you don't get confused they have been given names such as lake, reservoir, loch, pond, mere and the pool.
There are woodland areas.
Lots of shrubs and flowers.
Beyond the trees there is no mistaking the skyscapers of New York.
And if you don't want to walk you can always get into one of the horse drawn buggies.
Thank you for the lovely walk in the park!!
ReplyDeleteCool! Looks like you are having a fabulous trip!
ReplyDeleteI recently saw an overlay of Central Park on Melbourne and it is absolutely huge. I expect the same would go for London.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a cool place to walk around
ReplyDeleteIt is such a nice green oasis in the city to sit and walk around.
ReplyDeleteI remember well this park ! I was impressed that in the middle of this huge city there was such a nice green space !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I've always wanted to walk around Central Park! Some day I will...
ReplyDeleteIt is a lot bigger than you think.
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