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  1. Мама и её сын, на две головы выше. Мама фотографирует отпрыска, а тот вогует кистью, чтобы в кадре на ладони оказалась бледно-сиреневая надувная парковая фигура. Фигура, пропагандирующая цирк с животными. #teens #inflatablesculptures #animalism #gatherings #parks #boulevards #stopcircussuffering #animalsincircuses #notes #MW

  2. Юбка в редкую польскую точку, дама сняла туфли и пробует ходить по крупной гальке на санкционированном для босохождения пятачке. #females #streetwear #polkadot #gatherings #parks #boulevards #notes #MW

  3. the air cleared quite a bit today — i was able to take a nap on some very lush grass in a city park

    #3differenttrees #trees #parks

  4. the air cleared quite a bit today — i was able to take a nap on some very lush grass in a city park

    #3differenttrees #trees #parks

  5. Parc de Bercy (Paris 12e)

    I rarely come to this part of Paris and sometimes forget that it has a nice park.

    #Paris #parks #france

  6. Parc de Bercy (Paris 12e)

    I rarely come to this part of Paris and sometimes forget that it has a nice park.

    #Paris #parks #france

  7. Somewhat clear skies

    We’re still under an air quality alert (because of the wildfire smoke), but today the atmosphere was much better than last Wednesday afternoon.

    And the temps were a little cooler with a nice breeze.

    We’ve been able to get out and enjoy the park again.

    I just love visiting parks tucked away in neighborhoods near our house. The neighborhood parks feature a playground with paved walking paths good for walking and riding bikes or even skating.

    One of my favorite features is how the walking paths go around the playground making it easier for us to keep an eye on the kids while we walk.

    It feels good to see people out jogging, walking, riding bikes, and playing at the playground again.

    Last week’s thick smoke made everything look like a ghost town because no one was out walking in the neighborhood or at the parks. Traffic was even lighter than usual.

    I know the kids are thrilled to be back at the playground.

    They’ve had the best time going to the park three days in a row. They asked me if we can go everyday. Lol 😅

    Travis and I enjoy walking together while the kids play at the playground, so I think we just might make evening walks part of our nightly routine! ☺️

    💜 XO

    An unexpected visitor 🐣

    A summer storm left our patio garden with one unexpected little visitor. 🐥

    by JennJuly 19, 2026

    A front porch garden harvest 🫑

    Enjoying a small garden harvest right from our front porch! 🫑🥬

    by JennJuly 18, 2026

    Attack of the ravenous cabbage caterpillars 🐛

    My broccoli never stood a chance. 😏🥦🐛

    by JennJuly 17, 2026 #AirQuality #DailyBlog #DailyLife #DailyWalking #exercise #Family #familyLife #FamilyTime #LifeReflections #nature #Parks #SimpleLiving #SlowLiving #Walking
  8. “O empreendimento nasce para atender a uma nova realidade do mercado. O crescimento exponencial da inteligência artificial, da digitalização dos negócios, da computação em nuvem e da soberania dos dados está gerando uma demanda sem precedentes por armazenamento e processamento de informações. O nível de segurança de dados de um data center é maior do que um banco”, explicou o CEO da Parks, Fábio Cierro, ao apresentar o projeto.

    girodecachoeirinha.com.br/park

    #SoberaniaDigital #datacenters #parks #industria #brasil

  9. Catching some nature vibe along with some caffeine and carbs down at my favorite accessible riverside hang once again. Now that the morning's cloud cover is breaking up, the temperature is beginning to crank towards the predicted 90F. Tomorrow is supposed to be even hotter. Time to get errands done and take refuge in the lair for a few days.

    #DrivebyPhotography #SpooniePhotography #rivers #parks #trees

  10. Green solutions for crisis: how #UrbanGreenSpaces enhance #CommunityHealth

    Yuliang Wang, et al.
    06 May 2026

    "Urban green spaces (#UGS) are vital for public health, especially during crises like the pandemic. While previous studies have explored the link between UGS utilisation and health, the complex interactions between UGS access, demographic factors, and health behaviours remain underexamined, particularly in Northwest China, where UGS are extremely shortage. This study, conducted in NW China’s core city - #Lanzhou, investigates how the pandemic influenced public engagement with UGS and its subsequent effects on public well-being in three #parks. We found that the pandemic spurred increased park visits, reflecting a heightened awareness of their health benefits, yet also exposed access inequalities, especially among those reliant on motor vehicles, and that proximity, commuting methods, and urban infrastructure significantly impact park usage, with frequent and prolonged visits correlating with improved health outcomes and higher willingness to pay (WTP) for parks, especially among younger, educated, and longtime locals. Conversely, increased travel time discourages engagement with UGS, highlighting the need for #AccessibleGreenSpaces. Notably, landscape characteristics like cohesion and patch density play a critical role in health benefits, with cohesive landscapes supporting more significant health improvements. Interestingly, even those with unhealthy habits, such as smoking and drinking, report substantial benefits from park use, suggesting the #RestorativePowerOfNature. To enhance UGS accessibility and maximise health benefits, urban planners should focus on creating #PedestrianFriendly environments, improving #PublicTransportation links, and incorporating health-promoting features in park designs. The findings call for urban planners to focus on enhancing #accessibility, #connectivity, and diversity in park designs, tailored to the unique needs of urban populations, making parks more #inclusive and #resilient spaces for all urban residents. This study provides critical insights into the role of urban parks during crises, offering guidance for #UrbanPlanning and public health strategies in similar urban settings."

    Learn more:
    nature.com/articles/s41599-026

    #SolarPunkSunday #MoreParks #MoreGreenSpace #Microclimates #GreenInfrastructure #OpenAccess #OpenAccessJournals #LivableCities #BuildingCommunity #China #GreenerCities #HealingThroughNature #SpendTimeInNature

  11. Salaam Springs at Grant Park

    Salaam Springs (aka "The Pond") is the main only water feature in Atlanta's Grant Park. It's not huge and it's more of a stormwater catchment than a landscaped lake TBH. However, it was re-built & re-landscaped a few years ago with a viewing deck, a working water fountain, and native plants around the edge.

    nateshivar.com/33658/salaam-sp

  12. Phoenix Park is the largest enclosed city park in Europe and has a resident herd of wild deer plus a ruined castle most visitors never find. Iveagh Gardens is the quieter, better-kept secret five minutes from St. Stephen's Green, complete with its own waterfall. Both are free, obviously.

    Full guide to Dublin's best parks: travel.sidewalksafari.com/free

    #Parks #UrbanNature #Dublin

  13. infocville.com/2026/07/12/char “We remain committed to treating every person with dignity while also fulfilling our responsibility to maintain safe, clean, and accessible public spaces for everyone” #cville #homelessness #Parks #housing #HousingFirst