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Lovely area for a memorial and tribute to John Lennon (the Beatles) whom lived nearby when he got shot here. The Imagine mosaic is nice and beautiful make for the tribute. Musician local and afar came and played here. Was happened to be here when one of the local musicians played the it song so quite moving. There are benches around that you can sit and enjoy the moments. Very lovely place to be, weather you're or not of the Beatles fan.
What's to say? It's a pilgrimage. Also: my 80 year old aunt visiting from NZ on a solo cruise go sad hearing that was not in the plan as she had a few hours and she was but I cannot miss this. I have been to the Liverpool spots many times while living there. Hence the Central Park tour started at the Dakota building and Strawberry Fields!!!! That must tell everything!!!
An essential stop while in Central Park, especially if you're a Beatles fan. The Imagine mosaic is quite large and really beautiful. It also makes for some nice photos. There are always street musicians playing nearby, often Beatles or Lennon songs, so be sure to take a few minutes to listen. I also like to just sit on the benches and people watch. The area attracts some interesting characters, haha.
Did the tour of Central Park but I didn't get a chance to walk around to see the things I wanted. So I went back through and I wasn't sure what to expect here. But there's artists there. People are laying flowers even after all these years.
You don't have to be a Beatles fan to enjoy this part of Central Park. But I do love it when some musician is hanging around singing a John Lennon or a Beatles tune. Strawberry Fields is a five-acre landscape memorial dedicated to British rock musician John Lennon. "Strawberry Fields Forever" is a song by the Beatles and what this memorial is named after. It includes the "Imagine" mosaic (a song by Lennon) where many come to pay tribute to him. John Lennon was murdered at the nearby Dakota building across the street. There are plenty of benches around the "Imagine" mosaic that you can sit on and listen to musicians pay tribute to John Lennon. The mosaic is usually often covered with flowers. John's wife Yoko Ono had a big part in putting this area of Central Park together. Many of the plants in Strawberry Fields come from many different countries. I think it is a nice relaxing area to come to and pay homage to a music legend who stood for peace.
"Living is easy with eyes closed Misunderstanding all you see It's getting hard to be someone but it all works out It doesn't matter much to me Let me take you down 'Cause I'm going to strawberry fields" (Lennon & McCartney) From childhood, I've always been a Beatles fan, and I was at their historic Shea Stadium concert in Queens, NY on October 15, 1965. You see, my father was a paint chemist in Newark, NJ and one of the salesmen that called on him offered him tickets, so our family went to the show. I still have my ticket stub which I've posted as a photo with this review. I've wanted to visit the John Lennon memorial at Strawberry Fields ever since it opened on October 9, 1985. That day would have been his 45th birthday. Strawberry Fields is in a section of Central Park across the street from the Dakota Building, where Lennon was assassinated on December 8, 1980. John's widow Yoko Ono Lennon played a big role in the design of the memorial. The finished product is near the Park's West 72nd Street entrance and includes The design of Strawberry Fields includes small landscaped meadows and a winding path that leads to a mosaic tile star built into the pavement with the word "Imagine" in the center, from the iconic song from John's solo career. I've read that Strawberry Fields is always crowded, and when we visited on a beautiful Saturday afternoon it sure was. The mosaic was ringed with tourists awaiting their turn for a photograph standing in its center. I ended up being disappointed with my visit, because John and the Beatles meant (and continue to mean) so much to me. Much of that disappointment came from an obnoxious guitarist who detracted from the spirit and atmosphere I expected . He sat on a bench playing and singing Beatles songs between his harangues begging for donations. Hearing him say "I'm a serious artist, I'm on Spotify" and "if you clap and walk away you make me sad" really seemed inappropriate. Had John been around, no doubt he would have told him to "bugger off".
Because I l love The Beatles & John Lennon, I visit Strawberry Fields when i'm in NYC. It's always filled with visitors from different countries. And there are always flowers from visitors on the "imagine" mosaic. The memorial consists of a five-acre landscape near the West 72nd Street entrance and includes the Imagine mosaic, where many come to pay tribute to John Lennon. I left John a dozen white roses :)
If you are a Beatles or John Lennon fan, I highly suggest walking through Strawberry Fields in Central Park, and stopping by the Imagine mosaic. It's a beautiful memorial dedicated to John Lennon. The way the location is set up, you can see The Dakota apartment building, which is a surreal feeling. This is a dedicated quiet zone in the park, and it can be very peaceful. Depending on the time of day/day of the week/time of the year, you will likely have a different experience each time you visit. Sometimes it is quiet and peaceful, with hardly anyone else there. And other times, it is extremely busy and noisy. Often times, there are musicians playing Beatles tribute music and it's a neat experience.
" Let me take you down, 'cause I'm going to Strawberry Fields Nothing is real And nothing to get hung about Strawberry Fields forever". An iconic spot to take pictures at (and right across the street from where John Lennon was murdered). If you're lucky, there'll be some musicians there playing some Beatles songs. 2023 #116
I've had mixed feelings about Strawberry Fields for a while. I do love how beautiful the area is and I love that there's a memorial for John Lennon because he was a legend in the music industry, but it honestly is enough to make someone a little uneasy because of the way that there seems to be a line slightly crossed between admiration and idolization. At times it can be very peaceful, and you can walk through and appreciate the memorial and the fields before entering the park but there are times when it's filled with people singing Beatles songs, leaving candles, smoking marijuana, selling merchandise, and circling around the memorial. While I don't think this is necessarily a bad thing, but it is enough to make some feel uncomfortable. I am a huge Beatles fan and I love the music, but sometimes it seems a little excessive and it's almost impossible to make your way through the massive crowds of people.
Imagine. Visited Central Park on a drizzly Saturday in October. Walked the entire length of the park when the rain showers paused for a couple of hours. No crowds at Strawberry Fields due the the cloudy skies. A solo guitarist sat on the Imagine mosaic quietly singing songs from John Lennon and The Beatles. Very peaceful. Strawberry Fields Forever.
If you're a fan of the music of The Beatles and the late great John Lennon, you might want to take a simple side trip to see the "Imagine" memorial mosaic that is down a little path at the 72nd Street and Central Park West entrance to the famed park. This is also across the street from The Dakota Hotel where Lennon was killed now more than four decades ago. It's a simple space where one will find vendors selling all sorts of Lennon memorabilia and I like taking a few minutes here when I am visiting either the Historical Society or the American Museum of Natural History. Beyond the "Imagine" mosaic is the very spacious and beautiful Central Park so depending on the time of day and weather is nice to explore a little more. As I visit the AMNH quite a bit I am also prone to visit this space for assorted visuals and feel the vibe. My most recent visit was on the anniversary of Lennon being shot. There were lots of people there that night and a band playing Beatles songs. It made the visit a little more special and I recommend you stopping by if its easy enough to do so.
Got to scratch this gem off my bucket list! Central Park is absolutely gorgeous and amazing, and this tribute to John Lennon did not disappoint. Complete with a nice young gentleman dressed in a suit, playing Beatles songs on his guitar. I was moved to tears.
2 months ago
I can see why Yoko picked this little pocket of Central Park. I have been a huge fan of the Beatles & the legend John Lennon since I was little. Being the first time in NYC as an adult, this was on the top 10 sites to see. It's a nice location, that only costs a little of one's time. read more
A nice memorial area to John Lennon, right across the Dakota where he was murdered. Sadly too many vendors greet you as you walk into Central Park. The vendors ironically only take cash, in a now mostly cashless country. There is a nice imagine plaque at the start after passing the vendors. You will also see artists playing music, of course Imagine is on the must play list. From there you can walk deeper into Central Park to get nice views of the neighboring skyline. For a quick memorial visit and a good starting point to Central Park it's worth the visit. read more
Strawberry Fields is a 2.5-acre landscaped section in New York City's Central Park, designed by the landscape architect Bruce Kelly. This memorial is dedicated to the memory of former Beatles member John Lennon. It is named after the Beatles' song "Strawberry Fields Forever", written by Lennon. The song itself is named for the former Strawberry Field children's home in Liverpool, England, located near Lennon's childhood home. This location was chosen as it was near where he lived and subsequently shot. read more
2 months ago
Lovely area for a memorial and tribute to John Lennon (the Beatles) whom lived nearby when he got shot here. The Imagine mosaic is nice and beautiful make for the tribute. Musician local and afar came and played here. Was happened to be here when one of the local musicians played the it song so quite moving. There are benches around that you can sit and enjoy the moments. Very lovely place to be, weather you're or not of the Beatles fan. read more
11 months ago
What's to say? It's a pilgrimage. Also: my 80 year old aunt visiting from NZ on a solo cruise go sad hearing that was not in the plan as she had a few hours and she was but I cannot miss this. I have been to the Liverpool spots many times while living there. Hence the Central Park tour started at the Dakota building and Strawberry Fields!!!! That must tell everything!!! read more
An essential stop while in Central Park, especially if you're a Beatles fan. The Imagine mosaic is quite large and really beautiful. It also makes for some nice photos. There are always street musicians playing nearby, often Beatles or Lennon songs, so be sure to take a few minutes to listen. I also like to just sit on the benches and people watch. The area attracts some interesting characters, haha. read more
9 months ago
Did the tour of Central Park but I didn't get a chance to walk around to see the things I wanted. So I went back through and I wasn't sure what to expect here. But there's artists there. People are laying flowers even after all these years. read more
You don't have to be a Beatles fan to enjoy this part of Central Park. But I do love it when some musician is hanging around singing a John Lennon or a Beatles tune. Strawberry Fields is a five-acre landscape memorial dedicated to British rock musician John Lennon. "Strawberry Fields Forever" is a song by the Beatles and what this memorial is named after. It includes the "Imagine" mosaic (a song by Lennon) where many come to pay tribute to him. John Lennon was murdered at the nearby Dakota building across the street. There are plenty of benches around the "Imagine" mosaic that you can sit on and listen to musicians pay tribute to John Lennon. The mosaic is usually often covered with flowers. John's wife Yoko Ono had a big part in putting this area of Central Park together. Many of the plants in Strawberry Fields come from many different countries. I think it is a nice relaxing area to come to and pay homage to a music legend who stood for peace. read more
"Living is easy with eyes closed Misunderstanding all you see It's getting hard to be someone but it all works out It doesn't matter much to me Let me take you down 'Cause I'm going to strawberry fields" (Lennon & McCartney) From childhood, I've always been a Beatles fan, and I was at their historic Shea Stadium concert in Queens, NY on October 15, 1965. You see, my father was a paint chemist in Newark, NJ and one of the salesmen that called on him offered him tickets, so our family went to the show. I still have my ticket stub which I've posted as a photo with this review. I've wanted to visit the John Lennon memorial at Strawberry Fields ever since it opened on October 9, 1985. That day would have been his 45th birthday. Strawberry Fields is in a section of Central Park across the street from the Dakota Building, where Lennon was assassinated on December 8, 1980. John's widow Yoko Ono Lennon played a big role in the design of the memorial. The finished product is near the Park's West 72nd Street entrance and includes The design of Strawberry Fields includes small landscaped meadows and a winding path that leads to a mosaic tile star built into the pavement with the word "Imagine" in the center, from the iconic song from John's solo career. I've read that Strawberry Fields is always crowded, and when we visited on a beautiful Saturday afternoon it sure was. The mosaic was ringed with tourists awaiting their turn for a photograph standing in its center. I ended up being disappointed with my visit, because John and the Beatles meant (and continue to mean) so much to me. Much of that disappointment came from an obnoxious guitarist who detracted from the spirit and atmosphere I expected . He sat on a bench playing and singing Beatles songs between his harangues begging for donations. Hearing him say "I'm a serious artist, I'm on Spotify" and "if you clap and walk away you make me sad" really seemed inappropriate. Had John been around, no doubt he would have told him to "bugger off". read more
Because I l love The Beatles & John Lennon, I visit Strawberry Fields when i'm in NYC. It's always filled with visitors from different countries. And there are always flowers from visitors on the "imagine" mosaic. The memorial consists of a five-acre landscape near the West 72nd Street entrance and includes the Imagine mosaic, where many come to pay tribute to John Lennon. I left John a dozen white roses :) read more
3 years ago
If you are a Beatles or John Lennon fan, I highly suggest walking through Strawberry Fields in Central Park, and stopping by the Imagine mosaic. It's a beautiful memorial dedicated to John Lennon. The way the location is set up, you can see The Dakota apartment building, which is a surreal feeling. This is a dedicated quiet zone in the park, and it can be very peaceful. Depending on the time of day/day of the week/time of the year, you will likely have a different experience each time you visit. Sometimes it is quiet and peaceful, with hardly anyone else there. And other times, it is extremely busy and noisy. Often times, there are musicians playing Beatles tribute music and it's a neat experience. read more
" Let me take you down, 'cause I'm going to Strawberry Fields Nothing is real And nothing to get hung about Strawberry Fields forever". An iconic spot to take pictures at (and right across the street from where John Lennon was murdered). If you're lucky, there'll be some musicians there playing some Beatles songs. 2023 #116 read more
I've had mixed feelings about Strawberry Fields for a while. I do love how beautiful the area is and I love that there's a memorial for John Lennon because he was a legend in the music industry, but it honestly is enough to make someone a little uneasy because of the way that there seems to be a line slightly crossed between admiration and idolization. At times it can be very peaceful, and you can walk through and appreciate the memorial and the fields before entering the park but there are times when it's filled with people singing Beatles songs, leaving candles, smoking marijuana, selling merchandise, and circling around the memorial. While I don't think this is necessarily a bad thing, but it is enough to make some feel uncomfortable. I am a huge Beatles fan and I love the music, but sometimes it seems a little excessive and it's almost impossible to make your way through the massive crowds of people. read more
Imagine. Visited Central Park on a drizzly Saturday in October. Walked the entire length of the park when the rain showers paused for a couple of hours. No crowds at Strawberry Fields due the the cloudy skies. A solo guitarist sat on the Imagine mosaic quietly singing songs from John Lennon and The Beatles. Very peaceful. Strawberry Fields Forever. read more
If you're a fan of the music of The Beatles and the late great John Lennon, you might want to take a simple side trip to see the "Imagine" memorial mosaic that is down a little path at the 72nd Street and Central Park West entrance to the famed park. This is also across the street from The Dakota Hotel where Lennon was killed now more than four decades ago. It's a simple space where one will find vendors selling all sorts of Lennon memorabilia and I like taking a few minutes here when I am visiting either the Historical Society or the American Museum of Natural History. Beyond the "Imagine" mosaic is the very spacious and beautiful Central Park so depending on the time of day and weather is nice to explore a little more. As I visit the AMNH quite a bit I am also prone to visit this space for assorted visuals and feel the vibe. My most recent visit was on the anniversary of Lennon being shot. There were lots of people there that night and a band playing Beatles songs. It made the visit a little more special and I recommend you stopping by if its easy enough to do so. read more
3 years ago
Got to scratch this gem off my bucket list! Central Park is absolutely gorgeous and amazing, and this tribute to John Lennon did not disappoint. Complete with a nice young gentleman dressed in a suit, playing Beatles songs on his guitar. I was moved to tears. read more
This is such a beautiful area of the park- remembering John Lennon. There is always a part of the park to explore - whether or not you are new to the city or an old timer. Strawberry Fields always has a special place in my heart! read more
This is a memorial made for John Lennon. It's about two and a half acres. The memorial was designed by Bruce Kelly. It's named for the Beatles song. The entrance is on Central Park West at 72 Street. The Dakota, where the murder happened is actress the street. There's a round mosaic with Imagine written on it. The mosaic was a gift from the city of Naples in Italy. This is supposed to be a quiet zone. It's very peaceful. Strawberry Fields was dedicated on John's birthday, October 9, 1985 when Ed Koch was mayor. Sometimes musicians play there. read more
2 years ago
I didn't mean to take the picture of the lady butt, people kept walking in my way. It was nice out today at Strawberry Fields many people there today. There was plenty of seating to take a load off. As you enter, there's many horse drawn carriages I'll take advantage of that next time. I really enjoyed just sitting there and listening to the many musicals artists playing their renditions on John Lennon's songs. It wasn't until the Tour Guide explained that the Dakota Apartments is where he lived with his wife in New York. It was explained that she still resides there to this day. I was able to find a perfect spot to wait for my passengers. If I had known the significance of the building I would have tried to get in lol. read more
Imagine all the people, living life in peace. I adore John Lennon and he is one of my favorite humans to have been on this Earth. When I was in London, I was sure to go up to Liverpool and visit tons of Beatles spots up there. And when in NYC, I had to see both the Dakota and this lovely memorial to the legend. Located within Central Park, just across from The Dakota, it's a simply but powerful area of the rolling green grasses within the park. It's a quiet zone of the park with people sitting on benches around the Imagine centerpiece and lined with trees & flowers. The Imagine mosaic is the main attraction of this area often adorned with flowers, candles & other objects brought in tribute. I'm sure if you're there on October 9th (his birthday) or December 8th (the day he died), Strawberry Fields may take on a whole different type of vibe & feelings. As a huge fan, I'm thankful something like this exists and really enjoyed stopping in for a bit. If I lived in the area, this would no doubt be a regular haunt of mine. read more
Strawberry Fields is a lovely tribute to former Beatles band member, John Lennon. It is named after the Beatles song "Strawberry Fields Forever". This section of Central Park contains a circular stone mosaic on the ground with the words "IMAGINE" transcribed on it. Imagine is the title of one of John Lennon's famous songs. I visited in mid-October 2018. This is a heavily visited tourist attraction. There were tons of people here when I arrived and all the benches were packed with tourists sitting on them. Strawberry Fields is labeled as a quiet zone to pay respects to John Lennon who, as we all know, was shot dead years ago. I don't remember the place being that quiet. Infact, I struggled to get a picture of the IMAGINE mosaic but I eventually did. Also, I had to squeeze through people just to leave. I suggest coming here early in the morning because by mid-afternoon, it will be packed. Come here to "IMAGINE ALL THE PEOPLE, LIVING LIFE IN PEACE". *** - This is my 182nd total Yelp review. - I have written 136 Yelp reviews in 2018 read more
3 years ago
I've been wanting to come to Strawberry Fields & Pay my respects to John Lennon for all of my adult life. I'm so happy I was able to bring my wife & daughter to Strawberry Fields as we took a carriage ride through Central Park. I could not explain the excitement , giddiness, combined with sadness that was going thru my body as we arrived to Strawberry Fields. Knowing that you are surrounded by people that practice peace in their lives and have been touched by the legacy of John Lennon or the Beatles is truly a special feeling, I hope everyone will be able to experience. Our time was short on the day we visited however I will come back and just relax for however long as it takes to continue to enjoy what I experienced on my first visit. On this day we heard a man with his guitar singing both John Lennon songs & Beatle Songs. People were singing, people were quiet, people were enjoying their time there, Someone had graffitied a Strawberry Field Sign there & it looked like someone tried to cover up the Graffiti, that was a bummer. read more
Of all the times I visited Central Park, I don't recall ever visiting Strawberry Fields but my mom's Beatles record stands out in my memory so figured I had to make it a point to visit sometime, right? First off, the closest entrance is at Central Park West & 72nd. By subway, you can take the B or C train to 72nd Street. The Dakota, where John Lennon & Yoko Ono lived, is also immediately outside the park and practically across the street from Strawberry Fields. I had no idea it was that close (or what the significance of the building was) until I passed by and saw a few people snapping pictures outside the wrought iron gate. The signs nearby indicate that Strawberry Fields is a quiet zone and for the most part it is. Of course, there are a lot of visitors snapping pictures while others are sitting on the nearby benches soaking it in (and presumably people watching). Of course, vendors are on-site selling souvenirs/artwork. I remember seeing political pins for sale too. It's definitely not loud like other areas of the park where you'll see performers doing dance acts, etc. For more info and to listen to commentary narrated by Yoko Ono call 646-862-0997 +36# or text PARK IMAGINE to 56512. I love that Central Park features these various narrations. Another nearby landmark (to get your bearings) is the Bethesda Fountain which is also a 5ish minute walk more into Central Park (it's familiar backdrop in a lot of movies). read more
"Let me take you down 'Cause I'm going to Strawberry Fields Nothing is real And nothing to get hung about Strawberry Fields forever" -- The Beatles I am enamored with the circular black and white mosaic tile with a single word "IMAGINE" in honor of the late John Lennon whose life was, sadly, taken from him by a madman as he lived nearby in the Dakota building in Central Park West. Beautiful mosaic memorial and a plaque is affixed nearby. Years after his death people still honor and remember by placing flowers, photos, candles directly onto the surrounding mosaic tile and cameras and other tech gadgets snapping photos exhausting the battery and data storage space. Nearby museums are street vendors of amateur photographers are seen selling photos of this recognizable monument. I prefer mosaic art as there is more beauty, attention to detail and care involved. This area is designated as a Quiet Zone for respect and ponder one's thoughts in stillness. A visit to Central Park cannot be possible without visiting Strawberry Fields. read more
8 years ago
I know how Apple Feels, but I wonder how Strawberry Feels? I've been wondering how Strawberry Feels forever. I expected a much more grand and powerful and timeless and unmissable memorial for the great and wonderful John Lennon - one of the true heroes of progressive history and recent humanity. Instead, they went more down the Beatles route. Lennon is famous for trying to bring peace to the world, not for taking drugs in a boy band. This is something which most people don't even know is here and even though it's pretty cool I think that a lot more should have been done - and that the people in power just don't like John Lennon or what he stood for - which is probably why he was shot and it's probably why this memorial is so understated and apolitical. I can't give it less than a 4 though cuz it is a great place to visit. read more
Seriously, how great is it to be able to say I visited Strawberry Fields?? I am a huge Beatles fan and absolutely made it a point to visit this section of Central Park during my first visit to NYC. This is actually a memorial located in Central Park, situated just across the street from the Dakota Building. The Dakota building is where John Lennon lived from 1973 until 1980 when he was gunned down by Mark David Chapman. Of course you have to check out the "Imagine" tile mosaic that is featured there and get a pic. It's very cool to think that Lennon himself probably walked right through this area on many a day! Iconic. 5 stars. read more
5 years ago
What a surreal experience to be able to see not only Strawberry Fields by where John Lennon lives. People singing his songs, leaving roses by his name, people walking everywhere. A line to take a picture by the mosaic sign " Imagine". It was beautiful to see this memorial in Central Park. read more
I don't have an appreciation of the Beatles, so this was just a check-box (more for for my wife). There is a mosaic in the middle of the path in a corner of Central Park. That's all this is. Yes, this section of Central Park (2.5 acres) is supposed to be a 'Living Memorial' to John Lennon, but other than the memorial disk there is nothing really differentiating this park from the rest of Central Park (at all). This was just more of a "we visited" visit, took a total of 10 minutes. For such a famous figure, I felt there should be something more. Maybe I am just missing the point. It's a well manicured park with flowers and benches, but that was it. I would not say this is an absolute stop to visit to the regular tourist. read more
7 years ago
This is always an inspirational place within Central Park on the west side. There are always flowers l, some music and a crowd when you visit. Take your time and hang out a bit to enjoy the ambiance of the place. Pay your respects and enjoy the park. read more
Another favorite site for tourists. It's close to the place where John Lennon died. This is somewhere you should visit if you're a fan. It's simple and yet elegant. Of course it's packed with tourists, the only bad thing that can be said about it. As a memorial, it's a loving tribute without trying to make a show of itself. It's most recognizable feature is the imagine mosaic, located in the upper area. The unfortunate thing about the memorial is that it is more of a tourist attraction, rather than functioning as a memorial. A lot of people taking selfies, and many probably don't even know much about the man or his music, just that they can post on their Instagram. Wonder if Lennon would have approved of that. Please go though, you shouldn't let anyone ruin it. It's a loving tribute to an honorable activist, artist, and icon. Try a visit when it's colder, where there won't be as many outside. read more
A beautiful memorial for John Lennon located just down the street from where he was killed. This 'Imagine' mosaic is must-see for any Beatles fan. There is usually always a musician around, playing Beatles songs. Love going here, sitting on a bench, listening to the music and watching the world go by. RIP Lennon read more
11 years ago
Strawberry Field is beginning to show the wear and tear of age. This is a super busy tourist spot. I took my friend when she visited. We couldn't get near to get a picture. There are always people singing, sitting on the benches, and crowding around with all their belongings with them. For me, I pass by crossing the park. Sometimes I try to avoid it completely. It's not quiet and serene like it used to be a long time ago. If you are a tourist that must see it, good luck! I really don't think there are any times it isn't packed with people. Maybe if you go early In the morning. read more
A lasting tribute to the master John Lennon. Just off Central Park West you can step into a section of Central Park dedicated to Master Songwriter, Beatle, Father & Husband who was taken from the world far to early. Grab a guitar, notebook or sit in silence and pay homage to a man who all he wanted was peace & love for all humanity. I find the is place a tourist trap but also a place to collect thoughts and put life in perspective. Thanks to Yoko Ono and city of NY for creating and maintaining this area for all to enjoy. JOHN YOU RULE! And FRANK wants to know who really was the walrus? read more
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