The plinth is rather plain, but cropping would have lost the reflection. Follow the label for an introduction to York's premier green space on the banks of the Ouse.
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Glad to see it's the index finger he's showing.
ReplyDeleteI'm supposed to belong to Mars, but I've always liked Mercury better, for some reason.
ReplyDeleteRowntree Park sounds like a very interesting place to walk around in.
Cool pictures :) Since my photo blog (Glasgow) has been on a hiatus I've not been keeping up with daily photo blogs, but I'm really pleased to have found your York blog. I was married in York a few years ago (at St Cuthbert's, which I'm glad to see you featured a while ago) and my husband still has lots of friends there (he lived there after graduating for several years).
ReplyDeleteI'd like to put in a request for a picture of my favourite York restaurant, El Piano - cheers!
Jackie (Glasgow DP)