And to those of you who have earned photo credits: Your contributions are welcome!
VISUAL CLUE ADDED OCTOBER 12
BONUS PICTURE ADDED OCTOBER 13
Photos: David Marc Fischer
Thursday, October 11, 2007
WHERE WAS I? Come play—specificity counts! As usual, it's in one of the five boroughs. Leave your guesses in the comments section, being sure to use a distinct moniker if this is your first time in the game.
And to those of you who have earned photo credits: Your contributions are welcome!
VISUAL CLUE ADDED OCTOBER 12
BONUS PICTURE ADDED OCTOBER 13
Photos: David Marc Fischer
And to those of you who have earned photo credits: Your contributions are welcome!
VISUAL CLUE ADDED OCTOBER 12
BONUS PICTURE ADDED OCTOBER 13
Photos: David Marc Fischer
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Is this part of a church?
God no, Debbie.
Is it a public space like a library or park?
Yes it is, Myra--good to see ya!
The staircase on the way down to the Bethesda Fountain in Central Park.
Warmest guess so far, Scott!
Belvedere Castle in Central Park?
Hey, Dolph--that's a little cooler (and not just because Fall temperatures are finally settling in).
Is that a ballfield in the background ?
If so, could this be a view from the Delacorte Theater?
It's a ballfield, Dolph...but not viewed from the Delacorte.
Dalehead Arch, just inside Central Park from CPW & 64th St.
Looking at Heckscher Ballfields - the hint that it was closer to Bethesda Fountan than Belvedere Castle helped me determine it wasn't the Great Lawn ballfields.
You got it, Myra! (Nice try, Dolph!)
I was at Dalehead Arch in Central Park. The pictures were details, including a shot of a quatrefoil cutout through which the ballfields can be seen. I've added a third photo to give some perspective.
I understand that Dalehead Arch hasn't changed much since it was built in the early 1860s. A bridle path runs through it.
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