Mo “Another
wonderful day in Central Park.”
Sa “Yes it
was a beautiful day in the park. But we also got to discover a small treasure
in the park at 5th Avenue and 105th street.”
Mo
“Treasure?”
Sa “Yes the
hidden treasure of the Conservatory Garden.”
Mo "What a garden? Treasure? Mmmmmm I guess we always spend time in with the flowers and stuff. Also we find cool things sometimes. But I thought we went to the english garden?"
Sa “That is
what some locals call it however it is actually called the Conservatory
garden.”
Mo “Oh so
the English garden and the conservatory garden are the same thing.”
Sa “That’s
true. Let us start where many people like to enter the Vanderbilt Gate. Which
formerly served as an entrance to the Vanderbilt mansion.”
Mo “That was
a really big gate.”
Sa “Indeed.
Once inside people can walk through the magnolia and lilac trees of the English
garden."
Mo “There it
is that is why people call it the English garden!”
Sa “Let’s
not interrupt.”
Mo “If I don’t
interrupt sometimes I don’t get to say nothing.”
Sa “Alright
well what did you want to add.”
Mo “Ummm.
Hot dogs?”
Sa “That is
why I do most of the talking.”
Mo “Alright
teach me some more about the garden.”
Sa “OK. Well
there you can stop and admire the statue by sculptor Bessie Potter Vonnoh's the
lovely Frances Hodgeson Burnett Memorial Fountain, a tribute to the author of
the children's book, The Secret Garden. The children a girl and a boy, said to
depict Mary and Dickon, the main characters from the classic book stand at one
end of a small water lily pool.”
Sa “In
addition, the French garden offers spring tulips in abundance.”
Mo “That was
all very interesting but one of these times we need to talk more about hot
dogs.”
Sa “Agreed
one of these times you can talk about some of the food places.”
Mo “Yes”
MoSa “And
for all those humans who like the images here and want to see more you can
visit our moms site to purchase images from the link below.”
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