New York Monday #69: Peace Fountain
This is called the Peace Fountain, an interesting sculpture, don't you think?
It's dedicated to the "children of the earth" and the "children of the future." The Peace Fountain is located in the middle of a little garden of smaller sculptures made by students ranging from kindergarten through six grade.
For many years, there used to be a peacock that would freely wander around the garden. It was a very beautiful and unusual sight. I haven't seen the bird in a really long time but then I haven't been to this garden in a long time. I'd say this is definitely a unique garden.
On another note, I want to thank Mae Gabriel for making my banner. Love it! Check out her tasty-looking meals on her own blog. Fantastic!
Have a great week, all!
New York greetings,
Paz
It's dedicated to the "children of the earth" and the "children of the future." The Peace Fountain is located in the middle of a little garden of smaller sculptures made by students ranging from kindergarten through six grade.
For many years, there used to be a peacock that would freely wander around the garden. It was a very beautiful and unusual sight. I haven't seen the bird in a really long time but then I haven't been to this garden in a long time. I'd say this is definitely a unique garden.
On another note, I want to thank Mae Gabriel for making my banner. Love it! Check out her tasty-looking meals on her own blog. Fantastic!
Have a great week, all!
New York greetings,
Paz
posted by Paz at 4/23/2007 12:37:00 AM
8 Comments:
Love the new banner. Looks like abeautiful day in New York.
Lovely new blog header created by Mae. She is so talented isn't she? This fountain looks so interesting. When I (finally) make it to New York you will have to show it to me.
Oh, I love this fountain! It is really gorgeous looking...
What a strange and amazing fountain. Do you know when it was created?
I love the new header Paz. And what a gorgeous sculpture.
Barbara, hi! Thank you!
Hi Kalyn: Thanks! Yes, Mae is wonderfully talented. Sure thing!
Hi Rosa! Yes, an interesting sculpture and there are plenty more surrounding it.
Hi Anna Maria: I believe it was created in 1985 (early 80s).
Hi Valentina: Thank you! Gorgeous, indeed. ;-)
Thanks for stopping by, everyone!
Paz
Wow, great new digs here.
That is a wonderful fountain!
Don't see a place to leave comment on the dog treats but I've been up a long time.
Hey there, Tanna: Thanks! I think I fixed the problem with being able to leave comment for the dog treats. I don't know what that happened. Thanks for alerting me to the problem. Have a good one!
Paz
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