Even with the sea of humanity, it was still a thrill to visit my first Piet Oudolf garden. Since I am not afraid to make bold pronouncements, I will go ahead and call this the greatest new public space of the 21st Century. I can't be the first person to say so. What else could possibly push it out of the Number 1 position?
From now on when I visit New York, I will try to come here first thing in the morning. It sounds like Guy's job will be happy if he goes to New York at least once or even twice a year. I will tag along when I can. I think we might go in October. In the meantime, I will fondly recall a blazing hot Saturday in June.
Good for you, New York.
High Line, I look forward to our next meeting.
I'd love to see the High Line one day. I have seen the Oudolf garden in Chicago though. I'm ready for more.
ReplyDeleteLove your photos they are very different that what I've seen before!
ReplyDeleteI concur with your pronouncement. My son and I went last August in the a.m., hot yes, but we are acclimated. I won't go so far as to say it was empty, but it was pleasantly underpopulated. I could have spent the whole day there.
ReplyDeleteOkay New York is on my 'place to go soon' list! Beautiful photos!
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