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Previous Vote – A Walk in the Park
This vote is now closed. Please read The Land of Leprechauns to find out where we’re headed. I took a quiz recently published in The Guardian. It was called Name the City Park. Click on this link for the quiz Or go straight to this link for the answers You can’t beat summertime in the park. Which one should I go to? Remember, you can write in the other locations mentioned in the article by clicking on “Other” and typing in the park’s name. A reminder – you can vote once per day per electronic device. Voting closes at 9:00pm Eastern Daylight Time on July 5, 2014
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Just an update on the voting as of June 16. So far it looks as if I’m going to be drinking some Guinness in the park (is that even allowed?) as Phoenix Park in Dublin, Ireland is currently in the lead with 70 votes. The rest of the results thus far are as follows:
2) Hiroshima Peace Park,, Hiroshima, Japan – 13 votes
3) Villa Borghese, Rome, Italy – 6 votes
4) Roundhay Park, Leeds, England – 5 votes
5) Stanley Park, Vancouver, England – 5 votes
6) Jardin du Luxembourg, Paris, France – 4 votes
7) Parc Guell, Barcelona, Spain – 4 votes
8) Central Park, New York, NY – 1 vote
9) Maidan Park, Kolkata, India – 1 vote
10) Greenwich Park, London, England – 0 votes
Don’t forget, voting ends on July 5 and you can vote once per day per electronic device. You’re in control!