Strawberry Fields and Musical Tribute to John Lennon
Our first stop was the iconic Strawberry Fields, a peaceful memorial dedicated to the legendary John Lennon. Despite the cold, the atmosphere was filled with warmth as visitors gathered to pay their respects. We were moved by the musical tributes echoing through the air, creating a poignant and uplifting experience.
Strolling Through the Park's Winter Charm
Braving the cold, we decided to immerse ourselves in the winter charm of Central Park. The bare trees adorned with twinkling lights and the pathways lined with snow created a picturesque setting. Bundled up in layers, we strolled leisurely, taking in the crisp air and the beauty of the park transformed by the holiday season.
Bethesda Fountain: A Winter Wonderland Oasis
As we continued our stroll through Central Park, we found ourselves
captivated by the breathtaking sight of Bethesda Fountain. We took a moment to appreciate the serenity and
beauty of this iconic landmark, truly a highlight of our visit. There were many people visiting, a older gentleman playing wonderful serene music.
Winter Activities and Joyful Crowds
Despite the cold weather, Central Park was abuzz with activity. Families and friends gathered around the ice skating rink, laughter and joy echoing as skaters twirled gracefully on the ice. The famous horse-drawn carriages added a touch of nostalgia, with visitors enjoying a cozy ride through the snowy landscape. The park had transformed into a festive playground, with the vibrant energy of the holiday season palpable in the air.
Managing the Cold
To make the most of our visit, we came prepared for the chilly weather. Bundled up in warm coats, scarves, and gloves, we embraced the cold with enthusiasm. Hot beverages from nearby vendors provided a welcome respite, allowing us to stay energized and enjoy the experience to the fullest.
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I enjoyed your photos of Central Park. They brought back many happy memories for me.
ReplyDeleteTruly an excellent post, Mersad. There's a feeling of nostalgia to the hues of your pictures. However you accomplished that, it's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe central park is truly amazing to stroll through
ReplyDeleteCentral Park looks great, Awesome pics
ReplyDeleteCentral Park is a jewel in the crown of NYC. Beautiful photos, Mersad. Hope you had a brisk walk there to keep warm.
ReplyDeleteI have many memories of the same sights, Mersasd! You captured them well. John Lennon's "Imagine" mosaic always has flowers on it left by those who remember him...so touching
ReplyDeleteI've only ever seen this place in movies so it's nice to see your photos.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you could spend a few hours exploring Central Park. Thanks for the visit. Happy travels and thankyou again for the llinkup.
ReplyDeleteIt makes me so want to visit Central Park. Great photos.
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