It was another glorious weekend.... and just in time for Earth Day. Since Daddy Warbucks got into town Friday evening, we decided to go into Philly to spend time outdoors, enjoying what Mother Nature has given us on Saturday. Maybe the cold weather mix up was no accident...the trees and Fairmount Park were more vibrant and stunning then I've seen.
Then there was this..... click the Parc Brasserie. to lick your chops over the menus.
Since the lovely Parc is located at Rittenhouse Square Park....any restaurant using a squirrel in their marketing and food, like the cookie garnishing my ice cream, I can get behind!!!! I think my Bouvier would approve!!! Although I felt guilty eating it.
HAPPY EARTH DAY!
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great time of year to have daddy warbucks come to town! hope he spoils you rotten!
ReplyDeleteMistress....such a stunning day!!! And that food is making me feel quite ravenous right now. Philadelphia is one city that really comes to life in the spring.
ReplyDeleteI'm just glad it finally arrived.
Beautiful pictures. And people roller blade outside of Southern California? That surprised me.
ReplyDeleteRoller blading is HUGE in Fairmount Park. Some do the whole length along Kelly Drive, which must be at least 8-9 miles long. The park itself consists of more than 9,200 acres of trails, woodlands and wetlands, not to mention people also roller blade in the mansion areas, but you see it all over the city really.
DeleteGreat pictures Mistress!!!
ReplyDeleteHas Daddy Warbucks started chasing you around to the Benny Hill music yet?
Minus the nurse uniform though.
DeleteBeautiful photos, especially #2 with the flowering tree, arch and blue water!
ReplyDeleteI keep a big ass mug with me at work all the time, saves on coffee cups and water bottles, I can be dirty but the planet needs to be clean! Lol
ReplyDeleteCaptures the spring essence for sure! You sure know how to make one for homesick for a city they once lived.
ReplyDeleteI love the squirrel theme at Parc!!! I have been there on trips to Philly...OMG!!!
ReplyDeleteIn our community today, we are cleaning and revitalizing a ailing park. With no funds available, everyone was asked to volunteer time and bring flowers and small bushes to plant flower beds. A local nursery is donating trees to plant. It's been a huge success and turn out, for this quaint little sad park. But after today it will be a beautiful spot again.
This is beautiful! Happy Earth Day!
ReplyDeleteA lovely post. Fairmount Park and the Art District is very stunning in the spring, and one of my favorite areas of the city period. We were jus over to take flowers to a dear friend buried in Laurel Hill....and it looked spectacular as you can imagine. I don't know how I feel about that big electric plug, but it does say something being Earth Day I suppose?
ReplyDeleteAnd Parc!!!! Don't get me started. That place is phenomenal anytime time of the day.
LOVELY!!!! that French toast should be outlawed it looks so good!!!!!!! I perused their menus...can we set a date?????
ReplyDeleteI'll leave 50 lbs heavier!
Wonderful spring pictures! They made me happy.
Cherry and magnolia trees - amongst others? They're beautiful. One of the finest signs of Spring!
ReplyDeleteAnd that squirrel garnish is just delightful!
Wonderful pictures from a wonderful city. I really need to make a trip there again one of these days. Love all the pinks. Real men can admit this, lol
ReplyDeleteThat was a wonderful post, as per usual! A beautiful city!
ReplyDeleteWe are a greatly blessed people and we should be teaching this stuff in schools. We take too much forgranted and need to enjoy the beauty of this Earth. Not slowly kill her.
Nice to finally see things in bloom!
ReplyDeleteCleveland has an outdoor sculpture of a huge stamp (not the kind you mail, but dip in ink) with the word "Free" at the end. I immediately thought of it when I saw that giant plug. Who knows? Maybe they're by the same artist!
ReplyDeleteIt's an unusual piece. Not sure about the stamp , but the artist of the plug is Claes Oldenburg.
DeleteSame artist!!! His specialty is giant sculptures of everyday items.
DeleteWow great post! Looks like the hills are alive!!!!
ReplyDeleteSpring is my favorite season.
Abby does not approve of the squirrel!! But thinks the rest of your day was fun and appreciates all the loverly pictures. :-)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty blues and blossoms. Now about that last picture, I'm not going to say what I thought that was. My second thought was a Mickey Mouse cutout with a mangled ear. I didn't see a squirrel until I read what it was. Don't get me started on what I was seeing when I looked at the ice cream. It still doesn't look like ice cream to me. Yes, I have been totally corrupted.
ReplyDeleteTime for spring to be here and there, glad you had a chance to get out and enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteOur city should pay you for all this free publicity!!!
ReplyDeleteThe city is certainly alive today for Earth Day. Don'y gt me started on Parc. When me and my gay peeps go in for dinner, we are in there for like 4 hours sometimes. I also don't live far, so I get take out at least once a week.
And I wonder why my ass is the size of a VW Bettle.
Big Seig wants to know where you got that squirrel cookie... he wants one bad.
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvelous post!!! I love pick blooming trees!
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a Happy E Day!!!
i have been in a hell of a funk, and this might just yank me out of it. :)
ReplyDeleteThat squirrel cookie is cute!!!!
The green lungs of Philadelphia. Great pictures. Today was one of those days that inspired me to play my all in concert today. I love spring.
ReplyDeleteFairmount Park is so stunning and I'm guessing a lovely reprieve from the city! That drive in alone the river is one of my memories of visiting there.
ReplyDeleteThe fotos are stunning! I am astounded by the gorgeous flowers and trees and spectacular arches and grand architecture. What a magnificent sight and what a resplendent day! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou should be the head of travel and tourism!
ReplyDeleteIt was great to get outside for an entire weekend, that's for sure.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are really looking great!!! And that French toast is making me hungry!
ReplyDeleteYep....I need to get back to the east coast for a visit. I sort of miss it. With my occupation, I'm loving the spring trees in bloom.
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