This image was in stark contrast to a viral image Conde also took on May 2, showing Christopher Street Pier, on the edge of Greenwich Village, packed with New Yorkers enjoying the sun, in close proximity without masks.
“But it was relatively empty yesterday despite the warm weather.” “This is the largest park in the South Bronx and is generally full,” Conde wrote on the photo’s caption. Mary’s Park in the South Bronx on May 2, the cops inside ensuring that visitors were adhering to social distancing. Blogger Ed García Conde, who runs the Instagram page Welcome2TheBronx, posted an image of a police van patrolling St. In contrast to Central Park in Manhattan, Brooklyn’s Prospect Park and Domino Park along the East River in hip Williamsburg, parks in the Bronx were less occupied.
“The vast majority of New Yorkers have really risen to the challenge.”īut not all parts of the city were enjoying the respite equally. “The big story here is what New Yorkers have done right,” he said Sunday. Mayor Bill de Blasio even praised New Yorkers for practicing proper social distancing outdoors. While still in the midst of a global coronavirus pandemic, many city residents went out to exercise, meet friends or get together with family members who have been in lockdown for weeks. Thousands of New Yorkers flocked to city parks all over the five boroughs last weekend to enjoy sunny spring weather and temperatures in the 70s.
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