Where's a good place to spend Earth Day? How about the middle of the most populated city in the country?
Lucky for us, New York legislators in the mid-1800's had the good sense to turn a swampy section of land in the middle of Manhattan Island into one of the world's best-known and most-used parks, Central Park.
No, it's not wild nature - it's a very large and well-maintained garden. But it sure feels closer to nature than the dense (and pricey) real estate that surrounds it.

This might remind you of the ShamWow infomercial:

Thanks to Ridiculous Informercial Review

It's been a while since I posted photos, so here's a few taken this past weekend in and around French Creek State Park

Bantams

A very content dog

Hopewell Furnace

Hopewell Furnace

Hopewell Furnace

Birches

Parking

Susan Boyle on Britain's Got Talent
by dwarthy

I haven't watched 'American Idol' or anything similar for a couple of seasons, but this video was just stunning.

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