Soundwalk

            At Hunter College I have decided to go out for a walk during a long class break so I would spend time to unwind because how stressful it was to take down a lot of notes while understanding the facts. I have spent an hour exploring The Upper East Side; I have been to two parts. One is to walk from Central Park and back to school, and the other is to walk on Lexington Avenue from 57st and back to 68st. Each took about thirty minutes of time.

            On my way to Central Park, I wanted to act like if I’m out of the great outdoors and it seems quiet when I was there. First before I enter the park I walked on 68st from school, and I had to cross Park Ave, Madison Ave, and 5 Ave. I heard some construction and traffic on the way. I have entered Central and saw the statue of Balto then took the longer way out of the park and walked back to school on 68st.

            I last decided to walk down Lexington where it’s busy comparing to Central where there was less traffic than Lex. Also during the walk on Lex not only there were more people, but there was more talking involved on the walks. I noticed that it was getting more crowded as I approach a shopping district such as Bloomingdales. At last, the crowd was dying down as I walk back school. Overall it was an interesting walk because it was a good exercise.