As a follow-up to how everyone spent their MDWs – I wanted to share an activity with everyone that can be done beyond just the occasional holiday weekend – horseback riding!
Yes, horseback riding in New York City is an option for those who want a little urban respite and wish to indulge in some equestrian activities. My roommate this past weekend went out to Prospect Park, where she and a friend enjoyed an hour-long session with Margaret and Katie (their horses, of course!) The park offers three and a half mile long trail with a nice scenic route to be admired.
I like to think of this option as a means to gain some serenity amidst the frequent NYC chaos, hustle-and-bustle.
So saddle up, New Yorkers – and if you decide you want to be very cinematically romantic, raise the bar and opt for a ride on a beach trail.
Sunday, February 12
Plovgh, the new online farmers market
Who knew that the farming world had a trend? Well, Mallory Sustick, a Brooklyn bartender, works like a dog to maintain, promote and advance the online farmer's market startup Plovgh that began after noticing a need for more local farm market distribution.
model behavior
May 27, 2008
5:20pm
I wouldn't recommend Kensington Stables in Prospect Park as a scenic getaway. Not only do you ride your horse through a massive traffic circle in which you're stomping on asphalt to get to a very crowded park, the stables are tiny with no turn out space for the animals. If you're a true horse lover, you'll probably find the entire scene pretty upsetting. Not as bad as the place in Central Park which got shut down, but close.