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June 3, 2009

NYC Travel Photography: A Stroll to the Park

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Not too long ago, the boys and I headed to one of my favorite playgrounds in Central Park, right off of 67th and 5th Avenue. We walked past all the energy and excitement often found along Fifth Avenue…even past some overly excited tourists taking pictures of a man being arrested (oh the excitement of it all!), and past the famous Plaza Hotel, and fairly new Apple Store and FAO Schwarz Toy Store and more.

Hope you enjoy their afternoon in pictures!

 

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Carol Cain

Carol is her happiest when on an adventure, either close to home or farther away. In addition to creating Girl Gone Travel, she is the Founder and Director of Brave World Media, a social media management and brand development agency. She's the mom to three fun boys and wife to a handsome Irish/Scot. She lives in New Jersey with her happy crew, but will always be a girl from Brooklyn.

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7 Comments
  • Latina On a Mission
    June 3, 2009

    Love it!

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  • Jason
    June 3, 2009

    That's awesome. I get really nervous in big cities(small town boy here). That doesn't mean I can't appreciate it though.

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  • Carol
    June 3, 2009

    Thanks Latina!

    Jason: Yeah, when we first moved back from WI the little ones…no, actually, even the older one, were all a little careless. It took some training…now, they are pros (pretty much)!

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  • Lisa
    June 3, 2009

    I have always loved pictures of Central Park. I can't get enough of them so thanks for posting!!

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  • The Mother
    June 4, 2009

    I occasionally (often) envy those who live in NY and have all that culture available within blocks.

    Those of us living in the sticks (Houston) get recycled broadway and apple stores stuck in malls.

    But we have yards. Even if they do flood.

    Whining. I'm whining. Sorry.

    Lovely photos.

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  • Evelyn
    June 9, 2009

    Carol! Me encantan las fotos! Son genial!

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  • Alfred
    August 24, 2009

    The southern area of central park is great for just walking around and looking at scenery (or toy stores) but the prices for even a bottle of water are a rip off. Just bring your own food to have a picnic and it's a great place.

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