Our World Tuesday | NYC Central Park and Museum
[Conservatory Water in Central Park]
This is the perfect place for people who wants to be like kids playing with their radio powered sailboats. According the source article, From April through October, children and boat enthusiasts come to navigate radio and wind-powered vessels across the shimmering waters. It’s such a popular destination that writer E.B. White set the whimsical boat scene in his children’s classic, Stuart Little, here. It was recreated in the 1999 film of the same name.
Conservatory Water is also the staging area for a dedicated group of bird watchers that have been tracking the life of Pale Male and his mate Lola, a pair of Hawks, that have made there home on a ledge on a nearby building.
This is the perfect place for people who wants to be like kids playing with their radio powered sailboats. According the source article, From April through October, children and boat enthusiasts come to navigate radio and wind-powered vessels across the shimmering waters. It’s such a popular destination that writer E.B. White set the whimsical boat scene in his children’s classic, Stuart Little, here. It was recreated in the 1999 film of the same name.
Conservatory Water is also the staging area for a dedicated group of bird watchers that have been tracking the life of Pale Male and his mate Lola, a pair of Hawks, that have made there home on a ledge on a nearby building.
[Turtle fossils at American Museum of Natural History]
You can see this turtle inside the American Museum of Natural History.
You can see this turtle inside the American Museum of Natural History.
12 comments:
A great place to go! Thanks for stopping by my blog.
That looks awesome! Despite living in the NYC suburbs for years, I've never yet been to Central Park.
Wonderful place: fun as well as educative.
i didn't know that Stuart Little's boat scene was in Central Park. thanks for this trivia. i went there last summer, and it was soooo hot! would love to go there again, though :)
thanks for dropping by my WW entry.
hope to see you more around :)
Hi there – can’t imagine what it would have been like to find giants like that in the bushes!
Cheers - Stewart M - Australia
New York is a very interesting city with a great deal of history! Thanks for sharing this part of NYC.
Thanks also for your visit.Have a great day!
Wil, ABC Wednesday Team.
I love New York! Central Park will always be a highlight to everyone's visit.
Nice info on Stuart Little.
Thanks for the tour
sounds like an interesting place. :)
I no longer live in NY, but have many fond memories of Central Park, especially childhood ones with my parents.
Lovely captures.
J'adore cette partie de Central Park, surtout avec la Statue d'Alice
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A great place for a family outing.
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