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A Snow-Dusting Brightens Central Park
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Lovely photos. You’ve made me regret not going to the park.
Beautiful. Remember some of Central Park @ 1955 ? Have trees been replanted, after Frankenstorm ? “Loveliest of trees…: poem. “I think that I shall never see…: another poem; & , song. Who knows @ the trees of Mamre , in the OT ? The oldest tree in Flushing , Queens — gone. Book : the trees of NYC. Vivat; vivent : redwoods, sequoia trees. Johnny Appleseed was a Swedenborgian missionary.
So eerily beautiful without people! Thank you.
Great photos. Like being there.
Nice!!