Everyday, people in New York City stroll leisurely along the tree lined path of Central Park as if it were just any other day (without knowing that they are part of a beautiful scene) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I agree, Central Park is full of life. Thanks for the comment! Michael
indeed…the stretch is beautiful…and the fact that such a serene place lies in the midst of New York’s mayhem, makes it even more surreal. thanks for a beautiful scene 🙂
Hi Raunak, this is the place I used to go after a long flight trying to adjust my body clock before going into meetings. In the picture. there is a street side performer playing the saxophone as well, that was really relaxing. Thanks for the comment! Michael
Hi travtrails, read you post on Qian Long. Have been to the Qial Long and Terracotta exhibition recently and they were great. Regards, Michael
Love city parks …. especially in big cities … like NYC, London, Chicago … Barcelona … always a must from me when visit any city. The world can’t be much greener than this.
Even if Norway claims they are the greenest country in the world – with 53 shades of green. Ireland has only 52 – wonder if it’s an Norwegian that has done the counting. *smile
Hi evilnymphstuff, both the boat trip and the walk were interesting! Regards, Michael
What a beautiful oasis. I can’t imagine living in New York without this beautiful park. It’s a stark contrast to what most would be living around. I guess you’d get used to all the concrete, glass, traffic and asphalt and maybe most enjoy that, but I’ll take the tree’s any ol’ day.
Hi Boomdeeadda, as a city boy, I am used to concrete, traffic etc. The Park provided me a refuge when I travelled to NYC for meetings. Walking in the Park helped me adjusting to a 12 hour jet lag. Regards, Michael
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I was in Central Park in June and found it beautiful and full of people. A good place to people watch in their everyday activities.
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I agree, Central Park is full of life. Thanks for the comment! Michael
indeed…the stretch is beautiful…and the fact that such a serene place lies in the midst of New York’s mayhem, makes it even more surreal. thanks for a beautiful scene 🙂
Hi Raunak, this is the place I used to go after a long flight trying to adjust my body clock before going into meetings. In the picture. there is a street side performer playing the saxophone as well, that was really relaxing. Thanks for the comment! Michael
One of my favourite places
Hi travtrails, read you post on Qian Long. Have been to the Qial Long and Terracotta exhibition recently and they were great. Regards, Michael
Love city parks …. especially in big cities … like NYC, London, Chicago … Barcelona … always a must from me when visit any city. The world can’t be much greener than this.
Even if Norway claims they are the greenest country in the world – with 53 shades of green. Ireland has only 52 – wonder if it’s an Norwegian that has done the counting. *smile
I didn’t know there are 53 shades of green. In any case, I like the color very much. Thanks for the comment! Michael
Michael, neither did I … until my friends in Norway told me. I love green too.
Beautiful photo of a beautiful place.
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My pleasure. Thanks for the comment! Michael
This time, although I thought the photograph of southern China, are you the U.S. ? you are happy.
Hi, I have been in the States many times, they were for work and the picture was taken in one of those trips. I like NYC. Regards, Michael
Lovely to see this green haven in NYC
Thank you for your comment, Pommepal!
Wow this is totally gorgeous! I’d love to have a walk there!
Hi evilnymphstuff, both the boat trip and the walk were interesting! Regards, Michael
What a beautiful oasis. I can’t imagine living in New York without this beautiful park. It’s a stark contrast to what most would be living around. I guess you’d get used to all the concrete, glass, traffic and asphalt and maybe most enjoy that, but I’ll take the tree’s any ol’ day.
Hi Boomdeeadda, as a city boy, I am used to concrete, traffic etc. The Park provided me a refuge when I travelled to NYC for meetings. Walking in the Park helped me adjusting to a 12 hour jet lag. Regards, Michael