It rained all day yesterday, and this is typical of late winter here on 42° parallel (Northern hemisphere). While I was walking through the urban green space, which is shown in the picture above, I thought that such spaces are important aspect of towns and cities. They firstly provide health and wellbeing for kids, and secondly they give us ecological benefits, due to the fact that such green spaces help to combat the effects of climate change.
Hari Om
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful and mysterious lighting Nature had provided! That second photo is fab.
Yes, green space is of extreme importance in our urban areas; thankfully more and more cities are reclaiming such spots. Enjoy your weekend. YAM xx
Thank you, Yam :-)
DeleteTrue, Tom. We need green areas in cities! They give the opportunity to socialize. Not to mention of decreasing noise and air pollution.
ReplyDeleteHi Giorgio :) Beautiful rainbow, I rainbow have not seen this year yet.
ReplyDeleteMy friend I talk about the weather on Wednesday and Thursday in Poland was great! Sunshine, warm. I was doing spring cleaning in my garden. Unfortunately yesterday and today is overcast and strong wind, it is cold :(
Enjoy this sunny Sunday, Anna :-)
DeleteSuch a good sign to observe rainbow in the city!
ReplyDeleteRainbows always bring a smile to my face. Have a very nice day today.
ReplyDeleteUrban green spaces are so important, they do add to our sense of health and well-being.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see the rainbow.
Enjoy the week ahead.
All the best Jan
Lovely clicks...urban green spaces are vital for every city
ReplyDeleteLovely images. Nice beginning of this week.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Daniele :-) Have a nice week ahead of you!
Deleteyes, kids need space to play and grow.....
ReplyDeletelovely rainbow
True! Kids need green spaces, first. In addition, urban green areas have to be designed to account for the burden a given metropolis’ lifestyle has on the biosphere.
DeleteHave a nice time, Tanza :-)
We really do need more green spaces, especially in some of the mega cities of the world where one sees little but concrete.
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