Snark in the Park

tenth ave courtesy of the loopweaver's flickr thin ice courtesy of axlotl's flickr

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Our friends at Wikipedia tell us that unlike many other groups that emerged within Christianity, the Religious Society of Friends, or Quakers , has tended away from creeds, and away from a hierar...

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En route to my Cemetery Fence Tour (coming up later in the week), I stopped by Dog Beach - there's an awesome stepped hill and grove of trees across the lane that serves as an excellent viewing ...

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Right here in Prospect Park, we have perhaps the most notable and distinguished tree in New York City. It's the Camperdown Elm, just off the Boathouse. (I'm not being ironic, people. It's a serio...

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For the first entry in our Snark in the Park video series, we proudly present ... The Beasts of Prospect Park, including all manner of wily beast and dangerous foe. Watch out for those geese . ...

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I found me some Brooklyn Berries, and that's a fact. Okay, they're not really called "Brooklyn Berries," but I think it's catchy. They're Viburnum Trilobum. You don't like Latin? Don't be like th...

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I'm sick of Central Park having more money and more nice things than we do. Fuck you, Central Park ... your shiny zoo, your Marionette Theatre, your numbered lamp-posts, your pristine outbuilding...

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Welcome to Snark in the Park!  My friends, we'll eventually get to wildlife and all manner of beautiful things. However, today we make a close examination of a lesser-known Prospect Park ecos...

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