"My personal emotional response to , like that of so many others, is sensory—stretching out on a large sun-warmed rock outcrop, watching players and picnickers on the , seeing a great production of The Tempest in the in the gloaming of a summer evening, a flash of red from the plumage of a on a spring day in , walking barefoot on the grass of the , the memory of on the frozen on New Year's Day 1981, listening to the moody sound from a saxophone being played beneath the one of the park's reverberating stone arches ... I could go on."
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Elizabeth Barlow Rogers
(née Browning, born 1936) is an American environmentalist, parks advocate, , and author of numerous books and essays. She was Administrator from 1979 to 1995 and the president of the from 1980 to 1995. She received in 2005 the LaGasse Medal and in 2010 the Jane Jacobs Medal.
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