| Central Park, New York City (July, 2003) |
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One of the first large-scale,
master-planned urban parks, this massive 850 acre green space serves
as the recreational heart of New York City. The park is abutted by many-storied buildings on every side, yet it remains a very relaxing park setting. You can see in this picture something that is all over the park, but not something you'd expect to see in Manhattan--rock outcroppings. Sometimes very large in size the patches "slickrock" provide an interesting feature to the typical trees-and-lawn park setting. |
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