'This past weekend in Central Park I saw babies in carriages, children playing, couples holding hands, dogs running, musicians playing, people jogging, cycling and people from all over the world talking, laughing and exercising', Paulson said while announcing his gift Tuesday at the park’s Bethesda Fountain. 'I thought to myself, ‘Central Park is a paradise unlike anywhere else in the world''.
The park’s 843 acres stretch from 59th Street to 110th Street in Manhattan and make up a leafy oasis on an island of concrete. Conservancy crews care for 250 acres of lawns, 24,000 trees, 150 acres of lakes and streams and 130 acres of woodlands, according to its website.
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