Just in time for the holidays, winter begins on cue. Images from the aftermath of last evening's snowfall in Washington Square Park and nearby streets in Greenwich Village. Approximately 10.9" were recorded in Central Park.
See the UPDATED 2018 CALENDAR HERE . Updated for 2017 . At this time of year, thoughts turn to spring. Let's spring forward to blooming times, the best locations for witnessing spring's beginnings, and springtime events in the big city. While the occasional snow could blow through the city, we're just weeks now from callery pears in bloom and opening day at the ballpark. In The Ramble, Central Park. mid-April Blooming Times • Central Park Conservancy's website lists blooming times within the park. During the month of March we begin to see crocus, daffodils, forsythia, snowdrops, witch-hazel, and hellebores. Species tulips will emerge in several places, but the Shakespeare Garden and Conservatory Garden are particularly good places to catch the beginning of Spring blooms. Central Park near E. 72nd St., saucer magnolia, typically end of March. • Citywide Blooming Calendar from New York City Department of Parks & Recreation April is u
Hi Teri, thank you so much for the wonderful winter wonderland slideshow of my fav village stroll. Missing NYC and my love this winter and christmas a whole lot. But thanks to you you bring at least one love close. :-) Have wonderful holidays and keep up your great work. I love your blog!
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Thanks for writing, Britta, and I'm glad I can at least bring the feeling of the city closer to you for the holidays. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! I would love to be there....
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
I wish to you and yours a Merry Christimas and a Wonderful New Year!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs. Are the photographs of Monte's Trattoria available for purchase ?
ReplyDeleteThanks Anon,
ReplyDeletePlease write me at teritynes@gmail.com.