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Central Park is Still Neat, Even on a Gray Day (Video)

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Central Park is Still Neat, Even on a Gray Day (Video)
It doesn't have to be a sunny day to enjoy NYC's Central Park. It's a neat place even on a grey Winter day... Here's a video submitted by a WS user.

It doesn't have to be a sunny day to enjoy NYC's Central Park. It's a neat place even on a grey Winter day…

"The great Big City can never spoil The Dreams of a Boy and Goil, We'll turn Manhattan Into an Isle of Joy!!"

– from the Rodgers-Hart song, " I'll Take Manhattan"

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