Central Park in New York City, in my imagination, was a dangerous and filthy ground, therefore I avoided it in my previous trip there. However, I felt that the reputation of the Park had improved enough therefore I explored it between my trips to the Guggenheim Museum and The Frick Collection.
Central Park, a vast urban park, turned out to be a jewel of Manhattan. It was clean, becoming and welcoming. I enjoyed the view of the lake and its breeze greatly. There were abundant families and lovers by the shore and many lovely birds and squirrels as well.
Under a beautiful and ornate pathway, several musician entertained the pleasure seekers and the real birds competed charm with reliefs. What a treasure!
>> New York City Report, September 2010, Part III: The Frick Collection
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