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Christo and Jeanne-Claude's "The Gates" surrounding the skating rink |
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Picture time! For sixteen days this installation was the most photographed site in New York |
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Even the dogs got dressed up in saffron |
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Statue of Shakespeare. Notice the lady on the right reciting a soliloquy |
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The crowds were huge on Sunday, everyone wanted to parade under "The Gates" |
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But there were also relatively empty stretches of the park |
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These gates pass by the Delacorte Theater |
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My favorite picture of "The Gates:" In the snow, as Christo and Jeanne-Claude imagined them |
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Winter time in Central Park |
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The Central Park Carousel is always a popular spot |
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And when the winds blew, "The Gates" came to life |
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People of all ages came to visit this installation |
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"The Gates" snake through the park on a wintry, foggy New York afternoon |
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Near the corner of Central Park West and 72nd Street, with The Dakota in the background |
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Just to prove I was there |
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The serenity of "The Gates" makes my friend Grant want to practice his karate |