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With a full gray cloud cover and steady snowfall, it wasn’t easy finding splashes of color early this morning in the Stockade. As the slideshow below shows, however, a trip to Riverside Park along the Mohawk River proved rewarding.
At a little before 8 A.M., my camera and I shared Riverside Park with two “free-range” doggies and their mistresses (who shall remain anonymous).
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On the way back home from the Park, I came up Front St. and stopped to photograph a couple other Stockade icons.
If you like the colorful Riverside Park playground and lovely bare limbs [on trees] as much as I do, I think you will enjoy the Slideshow. For a larger version of any of the photos in the Slideshow, click on its image in the Gallery at the bottom of this posting.
update (Sunday Feb. 27, 2011): a few more photos taken this morning at the tot lot have been added to this webpost between the Slideshow and the Gallery.
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. here are pictures taken early on Sunday, Feb. 27 at the Tot Lot (click on each for a larger version):
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. a Sunday morning stroll with Clifford .
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– For a larger version of any of the photos in the Slideshow, click on its image in the following Gallery –
suns along the Mohawk 
Enjoyed the photos very much.
Thanks, David.
Yu
By: Yu Chang on February 26, 2011
at 9:35 am
Hi David – your pictures really show the snow day. Beautiful!! I am sure that I am probably [not] the only one that thinks snow in its first snowfall is beautiful. Thanks.
By: Connie on February 26, 2011
at 3:33 pm
Thank you, Yu, and Connie. I think you might have left a “not” out of your comment, Connie, so I added it in above. Many things look a lot better covered with new snow — especially, old snow.
By: David Giacalone on February 26, 2011
at 4:54 pm