Central Park in Winter

February 2, 2013

Central Park

Central Park

“I have never found a city without its walkers’ rewards.”
– John Finley, “Traveling Afoot”

Temperatures plummeted to about 10 degrees during our final two days in NYC, but we found that it was comfortable walking as long as we stayed bundled up.  Walking through the trees of Central Park broke the wind, taking the biggest edge off the cold.  The park was a starkly beautiful place in winter.  We happened to be there when they city was making snow for a winter festival.  The sparkly moisture in the air created an eerily beautiful backdrop to the views.

Windy path in Central Park

Windy path in Central Park

Park benches

Park benches

Horse-drawn carriage

Horse-drawn carriage

The park was quiet in the cold winter morning

The park was quiet in the cold winter morning

Trees of Central Park

Trees of Central Park

Snow-making machine at work

Snow-making machine at work

Central Park

Central Park

Lamp posts, Central Park

Lamp posts, Central Park

Trees near the Mall, Central Park

Trees near the Mall, Central Park

Benches lining the Mall

Benches lining the Mall

The Mall, Central Park

The Mall, Central Park

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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12 Responses to “Central Park in Winter”

  1. shoreacres Says:

    Once again, it’s the lampposts that appeal. Those are beautiful photos.


  2. Rosemary you have captured Central park’s beauty with these stunning photos.

  3. Margaret Says:

    I took my chances, checking your blog on a weekend, and was happy to see another posting about NYC! Happy Groundhog’s Day!

    • Rosemary Says:

      The groundhog did not see it’s shadow this morning, although we should see the sun this afternoon. That means spring is definitely on its way here!

  4. Deborah Dunphy Says:

    I just want to let you know that I so enjoy your blog and your pictures. A friend sent a link about a year back and I have been enjoying your blog and your photos and paintings and writing since then. I especially enjoy your wonderful eye for photos and I have especially enjoyed this New York City trip. But I also love the sites and images from around Washington and Seattle since I live in Mount Vernon. I look forward to checking out your blog for the day before work in particular. Sets a nice tone for my day :-)

    Thank you for you time and talent.

    Deb

    On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 5:01 AM, Rosemarys Blog

    • Rosemary Says:

      Welcome! And thank you for taking the time to comment. I am looking forward to my next drive to Mount Vernon — hope to get there sometime in February or March.

  5. Chris Says:

    Beautiful!!


  6. cool pictures, looks like a nice park to walk around

  7. Elisa Says:

    woo hooo seeing it as it is, yay the check of my expectations! very enjoyable ty.


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