Central Park: Mapping Catch-and-Release Blogging on Day 4 in the Park
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As the map shows, I only walked through a limited area of the northern quadrant, and so I'm looking forward to visiting again, especially the Conservatory Garden along the east side of the park. Still, I liked sitting on the edge of the Harlem Meer and being able to look up from my laptop at this picture-perfect landscape, the window into nature, as images like these were once called.
More observations about catch-and-release blogging coming in future posts, along with highlights from my week "working" in Central Park.
Image: Harlem Meer, Thursday, May 8, 2008, approx. 4:45 p.m., Day 4 in the Park. See previous posts for walks from Days 1-3 (May 5-7, 2008).
Extra pix at Flickr WOTBA.
See related posts of walks in Central Park.
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