The Northeast is getting slammed this winter with snow storms, blizzards, snow lightning , you name it and we’ve gotten it. This past Wednesday night we had yet another snow storm. By morning 19 inches had fallen in Central Park. Central Park is Manhattan’s emerald jewel in the summer and alternatively a sparkly diamond and an iridescent opal in the winter.
As my regular readers know, many many of my Fab Foto Friday photos are taken in Central Park. There’s just so much to see at any time of the year. The birds, the flowers, the trees, the ponds, the landmarks, the bridges, the kids, the artists, the playgrounds, the picnicker, the runners, the skaters, the mimes, the jugglers, the acrobats, the break dancers, the gardens, the sculpture, the boats and ever so much more!
This Friday (and yes I am once again a day late) our Fab Fotos are from Central Park in all its beauty enhanced by 19″ of snow! This is what life in the City is when it snows!!!
- Bethesda Fountain Stands Alone
Photo by Murray Head
The San Remo Bow Bridge Central Park
Photo by Murray Head
Footsteps in Freshly Fallen Snow
Photo by Murray Head
Bundled Up Against the Storm
Photo by Murray Head
Escape! Going Over the Wall
Photo by Murray Head
A City Slicker
Photo by Murray Head
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