

And here's a past perspective -- a romantic footpath in Fairmont Park near the Art Museum; a view I find much more congenial.

And of course, boathouse row along the Schuylkill.

A redtail hawk flies high over the park.

And we close with the neo-classicism of the waterworks with the art museum in the background. While we were gadding about the city I remembered just how much I missed the place, but the two-hour long traffic jam along the Surekill reminded me of why I rarely visit it.
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