New York Monday #69: Peace Fountain
April 23, 2007 | Filed Under New York Monday
It’s dedicated to the “children of the earth” and the “children of the future.” The Peace Fountain is located in the middle of a little garden of smaller sculptures made by students ranging from kindergarten through six grade.
For many years, there used to be a peacock that would freely wander around the garden. It was a very beautiful and unusual sight. I haven’t seen the bird in a really long time but then I haven’t been to this garden in a long time. I’d say this is definitely a unique garden.
On another note, I want to thank Mae Gabriel for making my banner. Love it! Check out her tasty-looking meals on her own blog. Fantastic!
Have a great week, all!
New York greetings,
Paz
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