Hurricane Sandy Damage to Trees, Central Park, NYC
Hurricane Sandy Damage to Trees, Central Park, NYC
http://www.businessinsider.com/look-at- ... rk-2012-10
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/ ... tral-park/
I took the picture below in the Central Park Ramble after the Nor'easter of a sassafras (correct?) tree sagging from the weight of wet snow.
Jenny
Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them. ~Bill Vaughn
Re: Hurricane Sandy Damage to Trees
Good grief, that looks like the aftermath of a logging operation.
Re: Hurricane Sandy Damage to Trees, Central Park, NYC
Jenny,
Yes that is sassafras. It looks like the park was really hit hard. Did you take any other photos of the damage similar to those in the articles? (Just askinf because I would like to add some to the next magazine issue.)
Ed
Yes that is sassafras. It looks like the park was really hit hard. Did you take any other photos of the damage similar to those in the articles? (Just askinf because I would like to add some to the next magazine issue.)
Ed
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Re: Hurricane Sandy Damage to Trees, Central Park, NYC
Looks like a lot of nice-sized commercially usable logs in those piles if you ask me. I hope some of those will at least be used for something other than mulch. Maybe bring in a little money for the management/clean up of the park or something.Jenny wrote:
Hey isn't this the baseball field where George Costanza knocked out Bette Midler? Ha ha just kidding!

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