뉴욕 식물원 라이브 스트리밍 둘러보기

### 뉴욕 식물원 탐험 활기찬 금요일의 모험
* 🌼 화창한 금요일에 화기애애한 분위기로 시작되는 라이브 스트림에서 **JC Droid를 비롯한 시청자 여러분**을 맞이합니다.
* 🌞 커뮤니티의 참여와 지원에 감사를 표하며 **2달러의 슈퍼챗으로 채널을 아낌없이 지원한 JC Droid.**
* 🌳 장미가 만발하고 이상한 나라의 앨리스 전시회가 열리는 뉴욕 식물원을 둘러볼 준비를 하는 동안 날은 **약 74도의 따뜻한 날씨**였습니다.
* 🚶 ↪f_200D↩♂️ 꽃가루 농도가 높지만 정원의 아름다움과 활기찬 주변 환경을 즐기며 **12,000~14,000보를 목표**로 활기찬 산책을 기대하세요.
* 🌸 공작부인은 세련된 손톱을 뽐내며 **브롱크스의 독특한 풍경과 동식물**을 감상하며 도시의 다양한 자연미를 강조합니다.
* 🦋 더 깊이 들어가면 **나무가 변신하고 불이 켜지는 버닝맨의 매혹적인 전시물**을 비롯해 다양한 예술 설치물을 만날 수 있습니다.
* 🚂 그랜드 센트럴에서 정원까지 기차를 타고 빠르게 이동할 수 있어 **번잡한 도심 속 고요한 휴식처**로 쉽게 이동할 수 있다는 점이 특징입니다.
* 🌳 숲 속을 탐험하며 **장난기 가득한 다람쥐와 독특한 야생 동물**을 발견하고 **뉴욕 한복판에서 자연의 정수를 담아내는 모험**이 계속됩니다.

### 뉴욕 식물원 탐험 다람쥐, 장미, 그리고 예술
* 🐿 라이브 스트림은 **다람쥐의 귀여움과 생존 본능**을 인정하면서 **다람쥐를 쥐에 비유**하는 유머러스한 내용으로 시작됩니다.
* 🌼 뉴욕 식물원을 둘러보는 여정에는 유산 나무로 지정된 **200년 된 블랙 오크 나무**가 인상적인 **TH 패밀리 포레스트**가 있습니다.
* 🌊 방송이 계속되면서 진행자는 **브롱크스 강을 언급하며 폭포 방문**을 암시하며 정원의 자연미를 소개합니다.
* 🌹 페기 록펠러 장미 정원이 멋진 장소로 소개되며 진행자가 **빨강, 노랑, 흰색 장미의 의미**를 비롯해 다양한 장미와 그 의미에 대해 설명합니다.
* 🎨 전쟁의 무의미함에 대한 논평과 창의적인 놀이를 장려하는 오노 요코의 **'신뢰로 놀자'라는 제목의 의외의 예술 작품**이 소개됩니다.
* 💖 진행자는 방송 중에 받은 슈퍼 채팅에 감사를 표하고, **정원의 역사와 꽃의 다양성에 대한 개인적인 일화와 통찰력**을 공유합니다.
* 🐇 라이브 스트림은 **토끼의 존재를 이상한 나라의 앨리스 테마**와 연결하여 유머러스하게 표현하는 동시에 **정원의 식물을 존중**하는 것이 중요하다는 점을 강조합니다.
* 🌳 탐험을 마무리하며 진행자는 시청자들에게 **정원의 아름다움과 야생 동물을 즐기도록 초대**하며 모두에게 자연을 책임감 있게 감상하도록 상기시킵니다.

뉴욕 식물원은 아름다움과 자연으로 가득한 활기찬 휴식처로, 야외에서 멋진 하루를 보내기에 완벽한 곳입니다.

sh [Music] w [Music] you [Music] now [Music] and what's up replay viewers. Let's see who tunes on in. JC Droid, first one in the room. And John Burke, welcome. Good to see Alistar, Bruce, and Robinson Lopes. Welcome. Good to see you, Michelle, out there in Oregon. And Susan Barry, welcome. Good to see you, Phyllis 2284. And JC Droid with a $2 Super Chat. JC Droid, thank you so much for the very generous $2 Super Chat. Thank you so much for today's $2 Club. Much, much, much appreciated with a big $2 Super Chat. JC Droid, thank you so much for your continued support of the channel. It's much, much, much appreciated. JC, thank you so much. O Zev, welcome. SLA Ukrainian, good to see you there. By the book and the investigator, welcome. Good to see you, Michelle and Audriana down there in Georgia. Welcome. Good to see you, CB out there in the Netherlands. And Strawberry Fields, welcome. Good to see you, Robert T.

and Julie B OG welcome. Happy Friday! Yes, we did make it through the rain. Good to see you, Julie B. Good to see MC Dirty Jersey. Welcome. A beautiful day despite the pollen. MC Dirty Jersey, you're going to hear me and The Duchess cough periodically as we walk through the pollen. There's so much pollen, I could see it on my glasses. But good to see you, JC TR. Hope you're doing good. Hope you're dealing with the pollen well. Who else do we have here? We have Travis Weeks and M Z Brano. Welcome. Good to see you, Colleen, out there in Cyprus. And Damen Kofin. Good to see you. Happy Friday, Miss Cecilia Thomas. Good to see you. And Nicholas, welcome. It's great today. I'm doing great today. Hope you're doing great today. Good to see you, L Rover. Welcome. And Edgar, welcome. Hey dude, it's going great. Loving the sun. W, wait until we get walking around. Good to see you, RK8 and JC Droid. I really do appreciate it, RK8. Good to see you, Ali.

bhg welcome Oscar contas Puerto Rico osar contas good to see you Autumn alluring welcome. How's the Big Apple today? It's nice and warm, beautiful Breeze. It is uh what is it in the mid to Upper 70s. We're going to explore the New York Botanical Garden. Last time we were on, we were in the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. Now we are in a much larger Botanical Garden. We're going to go through uh 7. Thank you so much, my love. 74 degrees with a real feel of 85 here in the Bronx. Good to see Edgar out there in London. But we're going to walk through this beautiful place called the New York banal. We're going to see the roses are in full bloom here. That's why we're here today. But there's also a little exhibit uh celebrating Alice and Wonderland. So we'll see some of those exhibits today too. Uh we have 70 people watching and there is only 45 legs. Let's get to at least 60 likes and you will activate me.

and the duchess's legs. We're going to do around 12 to 14,000 steps on the live stream today. Good to see R Mike. Welcome. And uh yes, this the Holland is severe there in southern Jersey. It's severe everywhere. So you may hear me cough from time to time. Good to see you Lynette Jackson. Welcome. Good to see you Coney Island Jim. Welcome Jim. Coney Island Jim is calling us sexy and sexier. I think you're the sexier one and I'm the sexy one Jim. The Duchess says hello Jim. The Duchess says hello to everybody people. Hope everyone's having a great Friday. Uh good to see you Carlos. Welcome out down there in Brooklyn. Good to see you Xavier Blackburn. TGIF. It's Friday afternoon and the mood is right. Got to have some fun. Got to show you how it's done. TG in a different key. Good to see you there Araha. Welcome. And Dave Jr. out there in Dartmouth. Um youis. Uh Hey Dutch. Have a seven-year-old ever seen Mr. Robot Edgar.

fun fact: he still does. He's not very active, but um, Remy Malik follows me on Twitter, and he used to watch my live streams over on Periscope all the time. He was like a regular viewer, so big. I'm okay with Mr. Robot. I really can't watch it too much because it makes me paranoid to use the internet, especially since I'm a live streamer. So uh, but Jim is coming in strong. Strawberry, good to see you. Lyette Jackson, good to see you. C birthday, but yes. I have seen Mr. Robot, yes indeed. Yeah, there you go. Yes, Duchess is always sexier, absolutely. Good to see you, mob. Welcome to very stylish Duchess. That's right, sus and Berry. You want to show off your nails? Show off your... Let's go like this. Let's go right here. Let's see The Duchess. Look, look at the duchess's nails, everybody. Oh yeah, look at that. Hell's yeah, the best of the best right there, baby. Good to see RJ out there in

Colorado welcome flowers, but the duchess is styling. We are styling today. We're going to see some trees. We're going to walk around the New York Botanical Garden. We have 64, 65 likes. There's 90 people watching. Let's do it. Let's get some steps in for you guys today, and it is beautiful out here, so we're going to really enjoy it today. Oh, you guys really like those nails, huh? Adriana says [Laughter] cute. If you only saw the dress that she was wearing, she was matching the roses anyway. And she does do her own nails, yes. The Duchess is efficient and stylish all at the same time. All right, let's go see the, uh, we'll go see, we'll take a loop around the trees, the moving trees, and then we'll head into the forest just like Alice in Wonderland. We're, oh, was that a bird? Birds flying around, um, but good to see you, Lynette Jackson. Welcome. Hope everyone's having a great Friday or Saturday if you're out there.

in Australia and New Zealand, loving the grass. Wait until we get into the Forest Area. We're going to see waterfalls. We're going to see roses. We're going to see plants of all shapes and sizes. I'm going to show you an over 200-year-old tree. And then tomorrow, we'll be back in Manhattan for the content that everyone really likes. So, but today, we're in the forest again. Good to see you, Marty. Welcome, Miss Cecilia. My day is going great. Hope your day is going great. You want to check? Yeah, no out. You got to do your own nails. You can't complain if you do your own nails. You can't complain to people if you do your own nails. Love seeing how, uh, us New Yorkers. Yes, indeed, Paul. You like trees? I appreciate that. Me too. Back in the Bronx, are you feeling like Jenny From the Block? Don't judge her for the rocks that she's got. She's just, she's just the Jenny From the Block. She used to have a

little now she has a lot, and I never knew the Bronx was so green. That's what I love about coming out here. I love showing you guys this different side of New York City. I was telling the duchess earlier that, you know, New York has so many different faces. You know, we could be in so many different types of landscapes other than desert. We have literally everything here within the five boroughs. You think Jenny hasn't been around that block in a while. She came around for a photo op anyway. Everybody follow a great live streamer from the south of France. See what it's like to live on the Bay of San Tropez with Maxim. Beautiful day outside, nice and warm. The takeoff pattern from LaGuardia is taking the planes right over. Look at this. Let's begin at the beginning. Begin at the beginning. That's an old-timey song that begins at the beginning. At the end of two yards, I

shall give you your directions at the end of three yards. I shall repeat them at the end of four. I shall say goodbye, and at the end of five, I shall go. Going to do that on a live stream today. Anything could happen in New York, yes indeed. Useless trivia: the Chicago Panical Garden is opposite to the New York Botanical Garden. Oh, interesting. Oscar Contreras, absolutely the greenest city in the world. Madame Butterfly, ponia ler fly. Look how pretty that is. Oh my Lord, good to see you, Dave Jeff, out there in Niagara Falls. Welcome, and Carl out there in Canada. Good to see you, J Chulo. Welcome. Me and The Duchess are romping through the Garden today, and the signal at times may get a little weird because it is a little funky in here, so please bear with the signal. But so far, so good. Nature is amazing, absolutely. This is the Hop Conservatory right here. Massive shout out. You're more than welcome, Edgar. Love those red trees, yeah, me too. But this is the Allison Wonderland.

curious nature exhibit that has taken over the entire New York banal garden. Now we're not going to go inside the greenhouse here because one, the signal is kind of crappy in there, and two, there's only like one photo op in there, and it's not that impressive. But we have these trees that come to life over here that we're going to see in a moment. Good to see you, JJ. We have the peons out. Yes, we do. Isn't that lovely? Absolutely, Carl. A wonderful Friday exploring the New York Botanical Garden. Yeah, CB Earth, they wa. You get to see this. This place here has so many different faces. It really does change quite a bit as we make our way around. Good to see Ed Allen. Another beautiful day, another beautiful Brooklyn and queen, and we're in the Bronx right now. Beautiful Bronx day. Yeah, the park reminds you of Alison Wonderland. Oh yeah, so the New York Botanical Garden is in the Bronx. We are in the middle of the Bronx, kind of. Let's see if we can see these move.

Good to see a Lee and shaky Dave. Welcome. Let's see if they move for us. These are like corrugated fake little trees that light up from the inside. So if we come here at night, these light up. Let's see if they move on us. Let's see if they move. They're supposed to morph into a mushroom, into a tree, and vice versa. Jonah Bron, that's right. He has to Dutch person who used to own the land up here. That's how we get the name the Bronx. Good to see you, Sarah C. Welcome. Okay, move for us, is itou? I don't know. I don't think it's... I don't know if it's... That's good motion. Is it motion activate? That's true. Let's see. Are the emotion activated? I doubt it, but... And Virginia wed lake with a $5 Super Chat. Virginia wedlake, thank you so much for the very generous five Super Chat. Thank you so much. Join today's $5 Club. Much, much, much appreciated with a big $5 Super Chat. Virginia, thank you so much.

for sponsoring our adventure today in the New York Botanical Garden. They like shrooms, yeah. Here we have an illustration of them. I'll show you guys the illustration here. So, this is Fold House Art Collective Shuman Lumen. Oh, this is from Burning Man. Shuman Lumen from 2016 is made of corrugated plastic, aluminum, steel, and steel of variable sizes. And uh, here it is installed in the Black Rock Desert there at Burning Man. So, these things morph, as you see, they light up, and they're from Burning Man, man. You get some shrooms, man. Woo, no Jim, we could not have asked for a better day. The sky is amazing. Look at this. Look at this shot here. So pretty. The minute they move, I'm going to turn around. Shro, yeah, maybe if you clap. Maybe if you clap like music activated or maybe music activated, yeah. No, you walked next to them and they moved. So anyway, but yeah, it's all micro do I like.

that April. It's all micro do so we have these little plantings here. See like this. This is the um. Oh there it goes. They're morphing. There it goes. It's morphing. Woo. The shrooms are kicking in. There they go. See. See how cool is that. You saw it move. They sort it move. But these you know as Allison one land. We have our cards here in plant form. Is that isn't that trippy cool right. Yeah acid colored ones. Burning man lightings. Yeah you know burning man. You know I I thought Burning Man was cool until I realize it's just like a rich you know programmer plays kids uh hierarchy. There is like Google sets up a special food truck for their employees at Burning Man. You know it's like the tech Bros there. A place where where Tech Bros could get their uh anyway. Let me here's that beautiful Conservatory again. We could hear the the Metro North train. That's how we got up here. Took the Metro North up here from Grand Central. Leaves you off right here at the

doorstep of the New York Pangal Garden. If you take the subway up here, you got to kind of walk a distance, got to walk a bunch of blocks. But wait until we get up to the Rose Garden. It's oh, do we have a butterfly there, some butterflies there, exactly April. Yeah, no April. Once I found out that like the performers are like the peons and the tech bros are like the higher upper echelon of the hierarchy there, of the caste system that is Burning Man, it turned me off from it. I used to really want to go to Burning Man, now not so much. But the train from Grand Central, it's only like what, 20 minutes? Yeah, it's quick. It's like 20 minutes from Grand Central. We got a little bee, look at a little bee working hard, working hard. It is beautiful here, JC Droid. That's why I'm taking you guys out here today. This is why I'm taking you guys out here. We'll be back in Manhattan tomorrow, so for people, people who want

that Manhattan content. We'll be back in Manhattan tomorrow. Photos from around New York. Good to see you, buenos Diaz. Having a great time up here in the Bronx. Tomorrow's going to be hot. Tomorrow's going to be in the mid-80s, so it's going to get nice and warm. Oh, let's go down this way. Look how pretty this is. Look at this romach. Good to see you. A lovely day for a garden stroll. Yes, indeed. Yeah, Manhattan, it's for tourists. Yeah, I know we see Manhattan all the time, so it's nice to get out here and enjoy this. It's peaceful. We're going to be in one of the last bits of forest here within the five burrows. We're going to see a waterfall, and you've got to hear those planes take off from LaGuardia. The takeoff pattern takes them right over us, so you've got to hear planes every couple of minutes. It is peaceful, Susan. Yeah, but romanuk, it is great to see you. Yes, indeed.

this takes us around. You're more than welcome, strawberry. Thanks so much for hanging on out. We're going to be here for a little bit. We're going to be here for a hot minute. We're literally going to try to show you guys all of the landscapes here in the garden. Oh, this takes us back outside. We turn around and this takes us back outside. Whoops, purple queen. We're in your Lake nugget of woods. Good to see you, Lake Nona Sports. Welcome. Oh, all that pollen coming off the tree. Those trees, right? Look at these. It's like Florida. It's like Florida, but purple. Purple queen, you're up in the Bronx. Good to see you. There was an idea for a corporate party to go to Burning Man. Unfortunately, went to IA instead. Okay, makes sense. Oh, that makes sense. All right, yeah, let's head into these amazing areas here. It's hard to imagine. Yes, we are in New York. You more JC Droid, you know have no idea how much that means to me when

you say that I'm happy that these streams brighten up your day with beautiful flowers. Oh yeah, know no, we're not in Queens, we're in the Bronx. We are in the Bronx today, but LaGuardia takeoff patterns taking them right over us. So that's why you got to hear these planes fly over our heads. Did something went up my shirt and it's dining on my fat belly. He's like he wants some burger, he needs some protein. Is the Bronx next to Brooklyn? No, the Bronx is actually connected to the US Mainland. Everything else is on Islands. So Queens and Brooklyn are on Long Island, the Western tip of Long Island. Staten Island, it's obviously Staten Island, its own Island. And Manhattan Island, likewise, it's its own Island. New York City is like an archipelago, but the Bronx is the only part of the five boroughs that's on the mainland. But yeah, it's also North, also the most Northerly borough. If we keep on going north, directly next door to the

Bronx is Westchester County. See, look, there's the takeoff pattern. You see that plane just took off from LaGuardia. So, where we began here at the nursing home, at the little café here, me and The Duchess had some lunch just now. Yes, this is the biggest park in New York City, is here in the Bronx. That's Pelham Bay Park, and that is somewhere where I want to live stream. But I tried to live stream there a long time ago on the Periscope, and I remember that there was like no signal in there. So, maybe in the future, JJ, the café was pretty good. A little overpriced, but then again, you know, they have you buy the balls, so to speak, here in the garden. I see a rabbit. Yeah, exactly. It's the only option unless we leave the garden. But look, he's late. He's late for a very important date. How much art did we see here in this little fountain? Look at this. How cool is

this the little rabbit here. Look at that. We saw kasama art piece in here, and then we saw another art piece after that too. The food was great. The food was great, April. The food was great, very refilling. I had like a grilled chicken wrap, and The Duchess had chickpea sandwich, a Conan. That's right, yeah buddy, cute top, a. Are you right? Oh, look here now. This little tram here makes me feel like I'm in Disney World. Is that cool rabbit? As we come over this hill, you'll see a live streamer off to the left-hand side, stopped for refresh. Why does he wear a jacket but no pants? It's a cartoon thing. It's a cartoon thing, Oleg. So, up to our right-hand side, this is the Children's Garden, and the native plant garden is just up ahead. But now we're going to go start looping around the Forest, last little bit of natural growth forest in the five buros, straight up ahead, the th family forest. Yeah, know they got they got a a

tram that does a really great loop around the grounds here, and we've done that in the past of the live stream. We have done the tram. Here's this little water course here. This is where we saw another kasama piece, The Narcissist Garden. Here got a couple little waterfalls in here, and uh be nice asks, can you bike in here? No, you cannot. It'll be nice if you could bike in here, but no, you can't. But I know that for the tour Bronx, which is like this big bike ride here in the Bronx, then they sometimes do route it through the gardens here. That's beauti, so it's only for special times. So look, we got some people maintaining these massive, massive trees here, and then I don't know if we're going to be able to see this. Um, there's a bit of the here for the Alice in Wonderland exhibit, and we'll see this from a distance here. They have this really cool Mirror Mirror thing here. Yeah, yeah, we're going to be right

underneath them, so we'll stay right here at a distance. Can you guys see the weird mirror thing? Look at that, like a cool, cool mirror thing that takes you into the forest. It's pretty cool, pretty, pretty cool. But good to see a fwn Marie. Aloha, beautiful walk, beautiful day for a walk in the garden, absolutely. And now we're in the forest. I mean, this literally smells like Pennsylvania right here. This literally smells like Pennsylvania, but it is gorgeous out here. Now we're hoping to see the little baby chipmunks because the duchess loves her baby chipmunks, and they're around. Yeah, lots of shist, lots of shist around here. That's these outcroppings of rock. Oh, I think we have a chipmunk. Let's see what we have. Oh no, a bird, a little bird. But yeah, we got some of the Bedrock of New York City around us, the shist that enables our tall buildings to be built. I know there's a little

squirrel. That's a black squirrel with a brown tail. Look at that, that's unique. H shist load of rocks. Look how cool he is, that guy is cool. Fancy squirrel, wow. As you see me and The Duchess speak squirrel, next time we come here, we're going to have to bring squirrel food. Yeah, he maybe. There's no foxes around here though. There's no foxes, but there are possums and raccoons here in the New York banal Garden. We're now to our right-hand side is the aelia garden, and to our left-hand side is the th family forest. All the school cool squirrels are out now, all the cool little squirrels are out. Smash that like button if you like cool-looking squirrels. Look at him, oh he's so cute, he's so cute. Hello buddy, hello. Oh The Duchess, he the Dutch, he gets the duchess's. The Duchess gets his attention. Good to see you Dan and the man, welcome photos from around New York.

Welcome. Smash the like button if you like this nonsense. Hey, first time seeing one like that, right, Desiree? Good to see you. I'm telling you, you never know what you got to see here in New York. [Laughter] Oh, I know he wants a bagel with lox. Yeah, oh, look at this bird going to fly right past us. There you go, in Canada, white, white albino squirrels in your backyard. Nice, Paul. Yes, indeed, color variations of squirrels. He's posing for you. He's [Music] posing. Oh, he's going to come over to the, he's going to come over to The Duchess. Sunshine after rain. Good to see you. It's a secret. What you doing over there? What you doing? How you doing, says the squirrel. How you doing? He's really hanging out. He's really like posing. He's totally checking us out. He's like, put me on your Instagram, right? He's on the YouTube. He's on the YouTube. He's doing [Laughter] good. You see all these squirrels. See

that that that squirrel is the influencer of the New York Botanical Garden. Look at this. Can you believe we're in New York City? We got some butterflies flopping around here, and oh yeah, look at that. Wow, squirrels are creepy like rats. I don't know, they're cute. Listen, they're all trying to survive just like me and you, so they're just doing their [Music] thing. He wants to be a... everybody is a [Laughter] [Music] star. Squirrel, squirrel, Jade, DeNiro. You talking to me? I'm looking for some nuts over here, and he was live stream sniping. Yeah, now to our left-hand side is the TH family forest, and we're going to walk through there in a little bit. Paul, good to see you. You respect squirrels, but yeah, you keep their distance. Yeah, wow, these must be the VIPs. Hey Frankie, I'm famous now. He probably has a channel there, Strawberry. Yeah, Mr. and Mrs. Metalhead, good to see you. They're cuter than rats. Yes, I think we

could all agree that the squirrels are cuter than rats, but it is really nice out here, quite beautiful. They taste better too, yes indeed. What if Han Solo was a squirrel and just argued with Chewy the whole movie? Yeah, Justin, you never know. They taste better to Wildlife. It's Wild America with Dutch Moss. I'm changing my name to Marty [Laughter] staler. All right, we're going to hang the left here. Used to eat lunch in Central Park, and the squirrels come right up to your bench. Yeah, oh my God, grilled with lemon butter, ladies and gentlemen. Now before you now in front of us, the oldest tree in the whole garden. This tree is like 200 years old. Look at this thing. Look how massive this thing is. Unbelievable. O but this Black Oak here at 5 ft tall with a trunk diameter of 57 in. One of the grandest trees in all of New York City in Banal Garden, estimated to be at over 200 years old. It was a seedling at the time of the

American Revolution more than a century before the founding of the garden. Pretty impressive. And this tree has been designated as a God bless my love. This tree has been designated as a Heritage Tree by the Sandra P Rose, by Sandra P Rose, in honor of Adam R. Rose in May 2011. Isn't that cool? So Mullen, good to see you Mullen. You're asking me if I'm allowed to film in the Bronx Zoo. Uh, we have done a live stream in the Bronx Zoo. Yeah, yeah, yeah, last year we did it. It looks good for his age, right? Freaking 200 100y old tree. Now we're about to go over this little Stone Bridge here. We're got to walk over the Bronx River right now, but we will be walking along the Bronx River in a little bit. And I'm going to show you the waterfall down there and all that good stuff. No, you can't climb it Dan man. You pinch your tent, stay a few days. Meo, good to see a Meo. I don't think

you're allowed to pitch tents here in uh the New York banal Garden unless it's like you know prescribed but now you can tell your friends that you see one of the oldest trees in all of New York City. Check that one off, yes you did. Yeah, it looks younger. Yeah, no, it's 200 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Metalhead, hope you all are doing well. Hope everyone's doing well on this beautiful Friday. Coming up next, we're going to head up this hill and it's time for the Roses. We're going to head into the uh I think it's Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden. The Old Stone Mill off to my left-hand side right down over there. When we get by the waterfall, we'll get a closer view of that. But now we're going to make our way up the hill here. You always amazed with my knowledge of New York City. I am a licensed New York City Tour Guide, so this is my job. Lorraine Raymond, good to see you. Land Rover, a gorgeous tree.

Absolutely, it's hard to imagine we have the entire borough of the Bronx surrounding us here. We're going to the Rockefeller Rose Garden coming up next. Quantum chemist, good to see you, welcome, welcome to the New York Tea Garden up here in the Bronx. Me and The Duchess working on our tans today. We're going to get home a lovely almond color. Then after that, we could just, we're ready for the beach after this. We are ready for the beach, right? Cool art. Oh, that's right, we got a really cool art piece coming up, part of this Alice in Wonderland exhibition. And I was not expecting this. This is something I did not know was here. So here is an art piece by Yoko Ono called Play It by Trust. Yoko Ono created this white chess set in 1966 to comment on the futility of war. This unique game neutralizes the conflict inherent in gamesmanship and encourages players to enjoy each other and a surrounding garment in the moment of illogical play, just like Alice in

Wonderland chess anyone, and you could play with this. You could, you could. We could play with this. I think these are plastic, if I'm not mistaken, right? Yep. Oh, they're heavy too, and they're like plastic, but you can play this. It's pretty cool, and I was not expecting a piece of artwork from Yoko Ono to be here, right? It's neat. Look at that. All right, now we come around here. All right, very high brow, but now, ladies and gentlemen, here we go, ladies and gentlemen. The other day, we had a beautiful rose garden in the brook and bangle garden, but now get to your places. Here is the Rockefeller Rose Garden right here. Good to see you, Quantum. Quantum chemist with a $2 Super Chat. Quantum chemist, thank you so much for the very generous $2 Super Chat. Thank you so much for joining today's $5 Club, much, much, or $2 Club, much, much, much appreciated. With a big $2 Super Chat, thank you so much for sponsoring.

today's video, and I want to thank everyone who super chatted. Thanks for getting me and the duchess's metro card up here. Much, much, much appreciated. Thank you so much, guys. Thank you so much, JC Droid and Virginia wed Lake, and now Quantum chemist. Much, much, much appreciated. Isn't this beautiful? Legitimately one of the greatest rose gardens in New York City, the Rockefeller Rose Garden. It's like triple the size of the one in Brooklyn, and this was created in 1900. Good to see you, Dwayne. Welcome. And yes, people can get married in this garden, and I think you could have flat-out wedding parties in here if you were willing to pay the price. The Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden, everybody. Look at how great this, and I wish you guys could smell this because it really does smell amazing in here. The name of this is called the perfumed breeze climbing rose from Italy, and then I love this one here. This is called Fun in the Sun, relatively new from 2020 from the

United States. I stop and smell the roses. It's Deon. Good to see you. Good to see you there, Dan. Man headed down where the 12-pack standby. Okay, yes, Deon. Good to see you. Welcome. Oh my God, Romach is throwing in song lyrics. My love and Rach with a $5 Super Chat. ROM Che, thank you so much for the generous $5 Super Chat. Thank you so much. Join today's $5 Club. Much, much, much appreciated with a big $5 Super Chat. And since Roman put it in the chat, put it in the Super Chat, let's sing it. I beg your pardon, I didn't promise you a rose garden along with sunshine. There's got to be a little rain sometimes. There you go. I don't know the next line, but thank you so much, RO, with a big $5 Super Chat. Dan Lee, good to see you. Shout out to Lur Lee Anderson. That's one of my old-time favorite songs. I grew up with that song. Did you like my duet tone there?

Mullen, me and The Duchess are, uh, we were doing a little, a little Harmony there. I know that's the only part you know too, right? Lynn Anderson, thank you so much there, Lynn Anderson, not laury Lyn Anderson, Lyn the great Lynn Anderson, Rose Garden. That's one of my all-time favorite songs. I literally grew up with that song, Along for the Good Times While You Can. I got to, I got to get those, I got to memorize those lyrics, especially for this time of year when we're troping in rose gardens. Okay, so you can get married here, it's super expensive. You got to commit to, uh, 100, what is that, uh, commit to a minute, bloody hell, really? It's 1502, 200, $200,000, bloody hell, that's right, yeah. Those are the only two lines that we know. What about the Rose from BET Midler? That's a good song, but I, I definitely don't know the, oh, a little rabbit who saw the rabbit. There was a rabbit who saw the little

rabbit. Oh my God, little right, how feeling, how perfectly appropriate for Alice in Wonderland for us to see a little rabbit troping around. Well, that was cute little rabbit. Um, you don't want to do that. My God, they're standing in the middle of the Rose. Be did you guys see that? Do you guys see the bunny? Do you guys see the bunny? And then the person sitting right in the middle of the Rose. G, she was in the, she was like in the middle, not supposed to be in the middle. No, I think they took pictures here too. Look, they're all, all the Fallen rose petals. Oh yo, okay guys, guys, I'm just going to say this. This happened last time we were here. When you come to the Rose Garden, this is an over 100-year-old Rose Garden. Please don't walk in the middle of the plantings to take Instagrams. You could go on the side, your friend like go up here. Yeah, you kind of get him from the other side or even right here. You can get in right here. Well, I

felt bad standing. I know you. The Duchess felt bad standing right at the edge of it, and here are people in the middle of guys. We don't want to do that. Remember last year when we saw the people picking the roses? I was like, Why are you got to do that? I know people suck. It's an amazing, oh my God, remember the to an amazing amount of roses. I wish you guys could smell this. I don't know. Now we're got to look for rabbits now, guys, for Alice in Wonderland. He he little hopped on. He hopped on by when you see me hopping down the street and I start to cry each time we meet. Hop on by hitting all the great songs, Lynn Anderson and Dion Warwick. I know. I wish we had smell-o-vision. Look at how pretty these guys are, like so awesome. Oh my God, they were like, but she was like standing in the middle of it like something looked funny. I know, yeah, know something looked off, right? Anyway, so yeah, respect the plants, guys. I mean, they're for

everybody, it's like just go around. This is so nice, and we have a good signal in here. Look how pretty these are. Wow, I know want to shame anybody on the live stream there, but like there's plenty of spots where you could like take pictures amongst the flowers and be creative with it and not really like mess up anything. So right, actually The Duchess posed right in here, and she posed right here. Look here, look here key got a bench where you could literally be with the flowers. Yeah, some of these are like they're pushing the seedlings are pushing 100 years old. Yeah, how pretty this is, this little batch. I know this little batch here. Look at this with the little bee right right there. Wow, yeah, had a flowers are in abundance, and it's pretty. It is just pretty to see a little bird now passing by. We're hoping for another little rabbit. Wow, that was so cool. That was so cool though, the little oh, I think we got there's something in here. We're looking for rabbits and

little birds, and this is amazing. This is the Bronx. This is what I can't get over, guys. This is the Bronx. Doesn't get better than this, is it not true, April? Yeah, like whenever me and The Duchess, when we were taking our pictures, you know, we were so mindful of not even touching these things because we want everyone to. They're very delicate, and more importantly, we want everybody to enjoy them. Little yellow roses, little all the colors here. Oh my goodness, would you mind taking a quick, you guys want a picture? Yeah, there, hold, yeah, just point it that way, my love. Thank you, that would be great. You look like a professional. Yeah, we're on YouTube right now. All right, here we go, guys. Three, two, one, boom. One more, three, two, one, boom. There you go, thank you. Welcome, enjoy, guys. Have fun too. We can let people, we could have people enjoy the flowers and take pictures and okay, where's that rabbit? Where's little Eddie Rabbit? Bibity bity boo, that's right, put them

together and what do you got bibity B. Oh, look at this one. Look at this little one, little tiny baby one just about to sprout. That's cute, incredible. It feels like they're more open now, right, since we, since we've been here. I could actually, I hate to say this, I could see the damage she did from all the way over here. Oh sure, there are little yellow ones here. Oh wow, look how pretty that one is. So yes, strawberry. There's a lot of new varieties of roses that are created here, and a lot of these roses that you're seeing here are kind of hybrids that have been created over the last few years. So yeah, I know April, right? Yeah. Oh yeah, look, look how nice these guys look. CU, nobody touches them, but they're further back. Exactly, o like me too. I The Duchess does not like me to give her flowers. We come here and we see the flowers alive and planted and in a vase or V. Brett, good to see you, Brett. I hope you're doing well. I know your mom's been

having some health issues, so I want to just let you know that me and The Duchess are definitely have we have you and your and your mom in our thoughts, but I hope you're doing good. BR uh Brett, thanks for tuning in man. No, they even smell different. Yeah, no, the smell is absolutely intoxicating. I wish you guys could smell this. It is really impressive as we come through here. You could really smell it. Look at this guy. Look at this. Wow, that is pretty. Wow. Oh yeah, look at that. Oh, a little little little bugs in there. Little wow. You see one and you see them. You start seeing all the differences in them. Wow. All the beads like these. Wow. Look how red these guys are. Wow. And look at that. Look at the look at how the color pops on that. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, no, it's a girl thing. Yeah, know if you want to see flowers. You want to see them alive and thriving, not like in a vas. That's why we come here this time of year. Okay, that's oh, that's good news.

Brett, I'm happy your mom's on the mend. I'm so happy your mom's on the mend, Brett. That's good news. Speedy recovery to your mom there, Brett. Speedy recovery. Hope you and your mom are doing well. These roses are for you guys. Oh yeah, these things. These are a Heritage shrub rose. They have them in purple too, right here. And then they have them in purple here. Look at this. Look at these guys. Yeah. Oh, and the bees in there. Wow, really is absolutely gorgeous. We'll uh, yeah, we'll do one more pass. We'll do a pass over here on this side and then we'll see bunny. Oh, we want to see the bunny. Okay, we'll stay in here until we see the [Laughter] bunny. A rose by any other name. The rose recurs in and recurs in mythology and storytelling worldwide. The symbolism of roses only adds to their wide appeal. Sub Rosa, meaning the rose, is something to be kept secret. Roman banquet rooms were decorated with roses to remind guests that whatever happened

at the party stayed at the party in ancient Greek and Rome. In ancient Greece and Rome, the es were associated with Venus, the goddess of love and beauty. The Birth of Venus is often depicted with seafoam that turns into white roses to represent her beauty and purity. It is said that the rose bush grew from a pool of Adonis's blood, symbolizing immortal love. Roses have also appeared on the coats of arms representing different family names. In the 15th century, the War of the Roses, two families, the House of Lancaster represented by the red rose and the House of York represented by the white rose, battled for the English throne. In Victoria in Victoria, England, roses uh the flower dictionaries signed assigned different meanings to different plants known as fluorography, the language of flowers, and arrangements were used to convey secret messages. Different flowers were organized by season, lore, and meaning. The color of the roses has come to convey different messages to its recipients. Red roses serve as a symbol of love and passion, yellow friendship, and white as

innocence and purity, so little a little rose story here by any other name. Allose, I give you only a song dying away from the soundtrack of the vagabon. [Music] King, good to see you there, ladies and gentlemen. Today is the last day of May, May 31st, 2024. Thanks for letting us know, Tyler. I did not know that. I heard the UN voted on that the other day. I did not know it was ratified. Anyway, uh, the name Rose is an 1986 historic historical mystery film directed by Jean-Jacques Anod, based on the 1980 novel of the same name, Umberto Ino. There you go, great movie. I gotta see that movie now. Maybe me and The Duchess will watch it then we get home. We're really hoping to see the rabbit again. We saw the rabbit once, but yes, yes indeed, strawberry Feld, Tyler Silva, establishing the obvious, brought to you by Schaer beer and an all-new pop top for people who like having fun, for people who like having more than

one Schaefer is the one beer to have when you're having more than one. Oh, Jean Conor is in that movie. Oh, now we got to go see that movie. Okay, let's start. We'll head down this pathway here, and then we'll head out. Sean Connery and Christian Slater. What? All right, let's head out. Let's head out. It's time to go through the forest, and also the signal is getting weird in here too. All right, is that it right? More people came in here, so let's uh, let's head on out. We have seen the Roses. There we go. Sean Connery and Christian Slater are in amazing gardeners indeed. Here at the New York Botanical Garden, NYC girl. Good to see you. Welcome to the Bronx. Now look at, wait, actually before we leave, look at the destruction this one lady caused. She was standing, she was standing right in here. You're not supposed to stand in there, guys, but all for all for an Instagram. You can do creative, you could do creative. Yeah, there's ways to make

yourself look like you're in the bushes a time to look for owls and frogs. There you go, boo, that's right, Boo ears. All right, look at this. Yeah, a little bit of reported damage. I mean, I think the gardeners here at the New York Botanical Garden are always on top of it. I mean, look at this lawn here. I mean, they're always on top of this stuff. So, look at that, very disrespectful. You're more than welcome, Colleen. Ah, that's uh, that's very much rude. Yes, indeed, how rude. Who said that? Who said that in a full house? What's her name? That is Stephanie Tanner, the ever the ER of privileged idiots. Yes, indeed, they can't even take pictures, Jim. This is the duchess's new favorite animal, the Chipmunk. They so cute. All right, the Dutch, the Dutch has got her chipmunk into the trees. He goes, okay, we're going to take a little sip of water here because it is, yes, ah, lovely roses. Yes, indeed, no respect.

for beauty, and that's why we're here, all 150-something of us. We're pushing 200 before what happened to all those people. He's like, Ah, he's in the garden again. He's live streaming stupid stuff. The Dutch just keeps looking back for these little chipmunks. We saw the rabbit, now we need to see chipmunks, but they're all in that area. I know they're all in that area where we can't get to. So now we're in the lilac area. Now we're going to make our way down to the waterfall. Yeah, I stopped for water because the pollen in here is just like crazy. So I want to make sure I keep my voice intact for you guys. This is the lilac area. Actually, I'm going to adjust my pants really quick. Let me put these guys down, give you guys one last view here while I adjust my pants. [Applause] All right, there we go. Look at that. Look how pretty that

is oops there you go yay yeah signal blocking bushes. Yeah, we're having a little bit of signal issues. We always have signal issues when we come through the garden here. So, all right, let's head down to the Bronx River. We're going to head down the pathway here, and hopefully we can maintain the signal as we head down. Oh yeah, no, down here is usually good. Oh, we hear the Metro North train. It's kind of crazy. This whole park is kind of surrounded by like trains and highways and stuff off in a distance. There we go back down here for

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200년 된 나무, 자연 전시물, 불이 켜지고 변신하는 골판지 가짜 나무 등 뉴욕 식물원의 독특한 특징을 강조합니다.

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