This Is My Brooklyn: Prospect Park Edition.

 

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Is there anything better than walking through Prospect Park on a warm day when you are in Brooklyn?  I say, “no”. The park is big but not overwhelming. There is something for everyone of every age. We love visiting the Audubon Center, then take the short walk over to the carousel and after that, cross the path to the Lefferts House. There is always something for the kids to get into. There are no phones or iPad or even technology involved. There is a large dirt area for the kids to just dig. there is a water pump that delivers water to little hands as a reward for hand cranking a pump. They collect water in a watering can and water the veggies planted in the yard. There are old farmhouse games that include walking on wooden stilts, rolling a thin wooden wheel with a wooden stick. You see a trend here right? Wood. It’s what stuff was made out of before we discovered concrete and steel.

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What do you do when there is endless grass and a large empty field? Cartwheels of course.
What do you do when there is endless grass and a large empty field? Cartwheels of course.
We took the short walk over to the carousel for our fill of happy music and the feel of Paris.
We took the short walk over to the carousel for our fill of happy music and the feel of Paris.
After the carousel, we walk directly across the path to The Lefferts House.
After the carousel, we walk directly across the path to The Lefferts House.
We walked on wooden stilts.
We walked on wooden stilts.
Played with Jacob's Ladder.
Played with Jacob’s Ladder.
There are beautifully restored rooms that brings you back to what life was like in the 17 and 1800s in Brooklyn.
There are beautifully restored rooms that brings you back to what life was like in the 17 and 1800s in Brooklyn.
Soaking up the Springtime sun.
Soaking up the Springtime sun.

What is your perfect day in Brooklyn?

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