Umm, ...Scenes From A Park ...Yep, Yep

[Waltzed Wryter]

I just love that tree on the right, its like a favorite spot for creative inspiration and other free-flowing activites. This is from New York City's Central Park, a place I have never visited before. In relation, Louisville, Kentucky, my hometown, has a much much smaller same-named Central Park that was designed long ago by the same man, Frederick Olmstead. Cherokee Park, the biggest in Louisville, is also designed by Olmstead.

[Don]

That looks like a nice spot, but I don't see any sign of a bench to sit on, so how practical would it really be for writing? And you  would have dogs and birds and stuff flying around so you couldn't really concentrate.

[Don]

  Ok, I suppose a chair would work. It just seems a lot of trouble to bring one along. More to carry.

[Artemis]

soooo charming

[Waltzed Wryter]

Thanks, Artemis...  

[Waltzed Wryter]

Tyler Park is the smallest in northeast central Louisville, Kentucky. Its located in the heart of the bohemian neighborhood of the Highlands. Anyone would love it here, its my most favorite. It brings any romantic thought to life. Except for its two space wasting tennis courts.    Anyhow, its a scenic wonder to behold. Below is a wide view of Tyler Park's Bridge Tunnel, the most memorable feature.