Prince Harry Runs In Central Park

by | Jun 28, 2010

Crowds cheered and waved for a somewhat flushed Prince Harry during Central Park’s Achilles Hope and Possibility race in Central Park Sunday, morning as the prince enjoyed the last day of his New York visit. After the walk, in 90 degree heat, Harry was set to...

Gapstow Bridge

by | Mar 23, 2010

Bearing a striking resemblance to the Ponte di San Francesco in San Remo, Italy, Gapstow Bridge is yet another example of traditional architecture in Central Park. The stone span curves gracefully over the narrow neck of the Pond. Facing south, it offers the...

Coyotes In Central Park

by | Feb 24, 2010

Central Park could be dogged by a coyote problem. The parks department Tuesday confirmed more than one sighting this week, but said it isn’t a cause for alarm. “It is a good sign that wildlife is returning to New York,” said parks department spokeswoman Vickie Karp....

Winter Storm Piles Over 18 Inches of Snow on Central Park

by | Feb 11, 2010

Blizzard conditions existed for much of the day in Central Park as the snow continues into the early morning. However – heavy precipitation freezing temperatures weren’t enough to keep away the sledding faithful that covered Cedar Hill and other favorite...

Running Cycles

by | Oct 6, 2009

Another gorgeous, sun swept autumn day and another run around the Reservoir in Central Park, a pastime I can’t imagine ever growing tired of – although my knees do sometimes offer a minority opinion.  Perfect weather and amazing scenery, a combination that...

Storm Cleanup Goes On In Central Park

by | Aug 27, 2009

The massive cleanup is continuing this week in Central Park, where the severe storm of Aug. 18 battered landscapes and brought down more than 250 trees. The storm lasted less than 30 minutes, but left areas of the Park’s north end devastated. It also left months of...