Play NYCe explores New York City, history, public spaces, and the people who use them. There is ample room for New Yorkers to explore and play with thousanads parks that cover 14 percent of the area of New York City. These places are located throughout all five boroughs and range from playgrounds to wildlife sancutaries. These places are the most important resource in New York City. They are filled with history, diversity and community. Play NYCe seeks to expore these people and places and invites you to come along. If you know of a great park or playground near you that you think should be covered, let me know.
May he RIP ❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸Thank you all for all you gave to keep us Free ! Our veterans are the best and our Government treats them like dirt. I’m sorry to write this on here but we as a Country have to oppose what they are doing to our Hero’s.
@@PlayNYCe At my age everything and everyone is funny to me. Since I am neither GenZ or a millennial, my skin is thicker than most. If you can't laugh you are in a sorry state of existence. God save this country from dour, hand wringing, people full of angst and self pity who are offended by anything except a latte made with soy milk. Besides, people who are muggers have lived in NYC for generations as well. Could I make light of them, pretty please? Would that offend your sensibilities?
@@PlayNYCe I am a grumpy old jarhead. I see everything as am opportunity to yank some chains. I am not prejudiced against Chinese. A long time ago, I served with a group of Chinese "guns for hire" who worked for our Intelligence section. They were called called Nung. Fine soldiers who had fled communist controlled areas. They were efficient. Brave. I had nothing but respect for them. I dig at everything and everybody. Just like the old "not ready for primetime players" of SNL. So if you see a sarcastic or harsh remark from me, it has nothing to do with prejudice. It's humor to me.
Thanks for sharing. I designed the playground and oversaw the construction. Wish we had saved the whale. Sorry about that! Glad so many continue to enjoy.
Ok. It is 2024, different policies are in place. Society defended a bunch of thing and accountability went out the window. We don't need to compare, we just need to be better today at promoting good stewardship. The community, the people that live there, are the first line of defense, and they need to show respect and stewardship first. No amount of gov money will matter if the people that love there don't take responsibility.
There are thousands of parks in NYC and America is a country of immigrants both legal and illegal on confiscated land. To me that comment is not helpful.
Wow, is RU-vid commenters just mean? That is what I am beginning to believe. You are not even insulting him, this is my channel. This comment is worthless with out you elaborating on your comment
Then the people that need the parks, should take care of the parks. If no one takes care of the park, it isn't used or needed, so sell the land and pay some bills.
@PlayNYCe then they should take care of it. Civic duty. Rural people don't expect tax payers to take care of their yards, city people shouldn't expect taxpayers to take care of their parks.
It'll never get any better in new york as long as they keep electing democrat Communist. Do the rest of us a favor stay in new york, Either clean up your mess, or live in it. But stop coming to florida. Your communist politics are not welcome here anymore.
I came out of a nightmare surrounded bt EMT’s tryma bring me back to life and I leapt up from Death’s grip & started yelling “FORDHAM!” over and over. Time travel leaves it’s paw marks on the steps of eternity.
It is important to repeat this message until people start really listening to value that parks bring to NYC every day. They are taken for granted and should not be
Love this, not a new Yorker but I agree with this very simple and kind deed. Trees take time and are beautiful. Living in the NW I know the value they bring.
