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Shakespeare Garden in Central Park with quotes and the Swedish Marionette Cottage...😍 gorgeous... · Go News To Go: More Good News

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  The sound of a lawn mower. All right. They have an audio guy
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  here for the Belvedeer Castle, so when you come here, you're able to
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  learn a little more through this audio. I just want to take you down
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  to one part. I love the sound of a lawn more. Let's just
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  take a a little walk down this little pad right by the Belvedeer Castle,
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  right by the call of Court Theater, Shakespeare Theater, through this location here.
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  Well, do you mind if I video tape this? Okay? Alrighty
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  beautiful? I was gonna leave. So this is dedicated to Charles Stover h
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  this is uh. I think they call this uh? Is it an abacus?
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  Let's see. I don't know if they say it over here? Now
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  you don't have to leave. I'm gonna be out of here in two minutes.
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  Founder of outdoor Playground, who devoted you got a dog star. What's
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  your dog's name? Maha Mahala, taj Mahal Okay Mahal is grateful recognition.
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  Is a beautiful devoted his life to public service? All right? But this
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  is an ancient think Greek designed h that has some real significance. Unfortunately,
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  can't remember what, but I think they used to be able to tell something
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  astrological about it. Well, welcome black gosh. Okay, oh good.
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  How people are so open to the video. I still am like old fashioned,
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  and I never want to put anybody on who's who's not agreeing to it
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  as most as I can, even though the world has become much more open
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  to sharing themselves. People. But I should tell them I'm recording this to
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  broadcast. Actually, I'll do that next time. All right, we're going
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  into Shakespeare Garden. Life isn't easy. They just tried to do the best
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  you can. Perfection is a matter of mindset. How you do the best
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  again? Okay, that's seventy four. No, I don't think seventy four
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  is bugging me. I'm okay with that. Because where the bee sucks,
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  there suck I in the cows slip bell, I lie from the tempest.
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  Look at all these bees. No bees, no flowers, no flowers,
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  no life, very important bees, plant flowers, plant flowers. All right,
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  we're continuing on our exploration of Shakespeare Garden. Gonna have to get home
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  soon, and this will tell you where I'm going. Where's my house?
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  It doesn't move, but those who know how to use these things let's see
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  if it's anthing that away that's south southeast southeast, sort of like towards Fifth
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  Avenue. I don't know. You come up here and you tell me,
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  Gerrimo, it's this point in southeast. You're a spiritual leader and a wonderful
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  musician, that's for sure. Are you in New York? I know you're
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  traveling then, and we spent some time over here right at the band show
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  for years and years and years through Reverend Susanna Vesta, Rica James Canning yourself.
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  You're a founder also of the International Day at Peace, and we'll be
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  doing the day again m September twenty first and Times Square. But you've been
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  one of the staples, no doubt about it, for the international data piece.
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  And thank you for that. Oh boy, it's all good. Let's
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  see what Shakespeare's garden. Well, let's give these people there. He's preserved
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  with the General squan from Mary Livingston Greggs and Mary Greggsburg Foundation. Help us
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  protect the plantings. Please keep out dragon lily so cool. I do such
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  a beautiful job, all right, m m no, that's okay, No,
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  no, no, that's okay. Here's a Swedish marrying at theater.
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  Seef, we get one more hit of Shakespeare. Here's flowers for you,
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  hot lavender, misty, savory, majorma, the marigold that goes to the
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  bed with the sun and with him rises weeping from the Winter's tale. It's
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  just so much to learn. Miracles are good to put in the garden.
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  All right? Where are we going in eighty first street off the Central Park
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  West. Let's keep walking a little bit, go south a little bit,
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  and you see the mary in that theater. This is the Shakespeare Garden.
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  Such a beautiful addition to the park. Look at all the volunteers and people
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  working to keep this place beautiful. Thank you, thank you. It looks
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  great, magnificent job. We appreciate it. Okay, when you can thank
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  somebody, give them some recognition, give some love. All right, we're
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  gonna go down just a little bit more. Hey, these woodstairs, stone
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  steps. Yeah, I love it. I love it. Bea love.
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  It's a beautiful buildment. Lotily take a second year marrying it. Dad,
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  Swedish cottage. I'm over here to see something. Most of the intelligence is
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  with the youth events because they're more peaceful school. Yes, okay, everyone,
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  this is where we end up. It's a good thing. Thank you,
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  Fred Klein. Welly, all right everyone, Hey, please join us.
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  September twenty first International Day of Peace and Ecology. We got the Earth,
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  Wind and Fire musicians coming down Times Square with Michelle Pascale. We have
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  doing it all in Solar battery and Solar the whole concert, big stage.
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  Ay Young from the UN's Sustainable Goals, Great Entertainer got a tribute Elvis.
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  Elvis had a peace song. If I had a dream, listen to that
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  song. He's talking about peace and understanding. Only sang at once with the
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  Philharmonica and Washington maybe sang it a few times, but basically hardly at all.
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  When we got Elton John a tribute guy, he's a school principle.
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  So there's so many good people doing so many good things in this world.
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  We have Georgia Fontinelli singing all around the world, sells out places from Canada.
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  It's gonna be a heck of a great show. I'm broadcasting on Unify.
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  Some years ago got two billion views pre COVID, so let's hope we
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  can get a few views ourselves. And we're up to one hundred and seventy
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  five hundred sixty five thousand monthly. So we're growing because of people like Yermo
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  and Fred Klein who are doing good in this world and help inspire. Look
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  at the dogboard, the white birch, all right, and Mother Earth and
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  the girl glorious Son. We're so lucky to have it. Let's protect it.
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  Let's not fogging clog it up with schmutz, some New York schmutz,
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  all right. So yeah, cause the world for peace, thank you. They