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ou may have never been to Prospect Park or even heard of it, but I assure you that if you're ever visiting New York, that should be a stop on your trip. I should know: I live right across the street. There is so much to see. In winter, the snow in the park is like a soft wooly blanket fresh out of the washing machine. Everyone you bring can enjoy the cold but fun weather, and even if you did not come in time for snow, you could rent some skates at Lakeside. If you are having trouble, you can sign up for a free skating class. In spring, the delicate fragrance of newly blooming flowers fills the air. The park greenery is at its best, and the many flowers are as colorful as a rainbow stretched across a large green carpet. But don't worry—if you are not in the mood for an evening picnic, you can make a stop at the park's very own roller skating rink. In summer, the park is like a sun-dried sanctuary of lakes and trees surrounded by the busy New York City. Children play games and ride bikes as grown-ups talk and enjoy the beautiful park. If you are feeling too hot, you could go down to the splash pad to cool off or make reservations to take a relaxing boat ride in one of the paddle boats that they have there. In fall, the green leaves turn colorful and fall gently to 123
