Walking New York City - Part 6 - Sheep Meadow
This is the final post in this series about last week's visit to New York City. The images here are of Sheep Meadow along with a few captures of the many horse-drawn carriages that frequent Central Park. If you ever have the chance to visit NYC, I whole-heartedly recommend you consider spending a day in Central Park!
And I also suggest you check out the Tedeschi Trucks Band for some of the best slide-guitar playing and soulful singing you're ever likely to hear.
Other posts in this series:
- Walking New York City - Part 1
- Walking New York City - Part 2
- Walking New York City - Part 3 - The Pigeon Lady at the USS Maine National Monument
- Walking New York City - Part 4 - Bethesda Fountain
- Walking New York City - Part 5 - The Lake & Bow Bridge
Very nice work, as always! How have you been? Still steeming here and there I see. I have been struggling to get back on the Steemit train. Good to see an old friend jumping back on board. Why did you decide to keep steeming?
Wow Excellent photography. it is really look. thanks for sharing
Thanks @cognoscere
Have a great day.
Tremendous location for be cool and relaxation. Your photography increase my mind will be there in future. More peoples walk around those park.
Central Park is the main thing that I want to see in New York!
Hey, where are all the sheep in Sheep Meadow? I figured they would at least have a sheep statue or something.
Music so cool and fresh looks indeed. Photo collection superb.
Nice catch.
This was beautiful series . You posted awesome pics .
That's pretty elegant photo captures @cognoscere. Very less currently like these horse riders vehicles. Final one like as Las Vegas night. Adorable shots.
They sure have sharp looking horses!
Nice pics captured . I like all pics in this series .
Keep sharing . Thanks
So are there ever any sheep in the sheep meadow @cognoscere? Or is it a name that's a blast from the past?
I love the idea of a quiet zone in the middle of New York City. what a great idea.
Thank you for this series of posts. I'be really enjoyed the trip you took us on. 😁