

I don‘t know how I felt about the first half of the book, but the second half was incredible. #camplitsy25 #summerreading #summerjob #parks
I don‘t know how I felt about the first half of the book, but the second half was incredible. #camplitsy25 #summerreading #summerjob #parks
This was the sign I marched with on Saturday (picture taken before I attached two sticks for handles). There are SO MANY issues, but this was the best sign idea I had. Possibly because some of my favorite memories are from Yosemite, Yellowstone, and Acadia. 💚
This book about how Central Park was created is beautiful and I highly recommend it. I‘m pleased she included the forced removal of residents living where the park was built, even though this is a celebration of the park. The author ends by reminding us that the park was made for all of us.
Finished March 5, 2025.
#tuesdaytunes
@TieDyeDude
Needed calming music today, so my National Parks playlist it is. 🎶
Link, if interested: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4DQhkB9o9WaXoDdLcZA1B1
“And that was the moment when Sofia first knew being brave means doing the thing you must do, though your heart cracks with fear. Though you're just in Grade Two.“
I like that the community gets together at the end to build a park together.
When Sofia Valdez sees a problem, she will find a solution! In this book, she visits City Hall to turn a pile of trash into a park. The lesson of this book is that you have to be brave to do what's right!
#tuesdaytunes @TieDyeDude
I love to listen to relaxing sounds when reading, especially those that involve nature (rain sounds are a favorite). My new passion are the albums on the National Parks with beautiful musical tones as well as sounds from the parks themselves. The albums are all available on AppleMusic and Spotify, and I created a playlist on Spotify if you're interested. Here's the shortened link:
https://shorturl.at/13eJX ⬇️
#SummerSouls #park Every time I have gone to New York, I try to visit some part of Central Park. A treasure! When it was first built, the common complaint was it was too far north, the city would develop that far out.😂 New York wouldn‘t be the same without this amazing space.