Central Park in the Fall
After a busy week of staring at the computer and back and forth on the train all week, nothing is more relaxing than taking a walk through Central Park (CP), the natural oasis of us car-less New Yorkers.
CP has a lot of varied tree population and one a single (long) walk you can see the whole range of various stages of fall, from still evergreen trees, to those in early stages (yellow) to those about ready to shed (red).
The overlook on 5th Ave and 59th Street is a perfect snapshot of whats to come
The yellow's pop against the dull winter sky
Some part of this 110 acre park are so silent and majestic and so stunningly beautiful
Under a canopy of reddening leaves
The Boat Basin offers great views and seeing tiny sailboats sail on reflections of the city