Autumn in New York
To calm us all down after the excitement of this week, here are some lovely pictures I took last Sunday while walking through the park in my neighborhood. As usual, I had trouble picking one or two, so you get several. They're chronological, a record of my circle around the park on the first of those shortened afternoons that come with the return to Standard Time.
posted by Sarah Sometimes at 9:38 PM
5 Comments:
Yeah. Nice. I was tempted to include photos with my blog posts, but the temptation to post ONLY photos was so great that I made myself a new blog altogether, and THAT has only photos.
You can get to it by clicking on my profile.
FA
FA: Thanks, I'll check it out!
I really need to get back here to your blog more often.
This is, of course, not what non-New Yorkers like me think of when they think of New York (even though I know that NY does indeed have splendid parks). I'm going to have to get there someday.
Have you lived there all your life?
It's all, every bit of it, lovely.
Beautiful photos of a glorious park. One of many the things I love about New York is how New Yorkers make the fullest use of any public outdoor space, even the tiniest spots. I always think of the benches on the islands in the middle of Broadway on the Upper West Side. I've even sat there with a quick lunch from Gray's Papaya when I've visited.
Bitty: yes, come by early and often! glad you enjoyed the pictures. I have indeed lived here all my life. I grew up in Brooklyn, where I still live, but in a different area in Brooklyn. And, yes you must visit (the city, not just my blog).
Terry: Thanks for the comment. Yes, that is true about we New Yorkers--we gravitate to those open spaces, no matter how minute.
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