"Woh Hei Yuen Park in 4k Aerial Footage"

Despite its small size (13,000 square feet), Woh Hei Yuen provides a variety of activities, attracting everyone from older people to small children. Views to and from the park's adjacent streets are kept open, while park structures and planting help to define sub-areas and create a sense of depth. The principal landscape area has many features encouraging exploration, including a pavilion, a wood bridge over a dry creek, stone walls, and granite boulders carved into human faces and oversized fruits. Concrete and memorable paving link the park's main activities and provide spaces for uses such as tai chi and ball play. Although the park sees little dog use, raised curbs and low decorative fencing protect all the planting areas. Ample pedestrian scale lighting increases evening safety while illuminating the park's unique features. more info: www.sfparksall...

[@lorna5609]

My dear friend, what a beautiful park! I loved how the park used every once of space (including surrounding walls) available to it. And Andre, your music choice highlighted the park’s ancient cultural history as clearly as the pagoda, the arch and the script on the concrete. Thank you for this trip into Chinese culture.

[@SkyStepDrones68]

Thank you for your words, Lorna. If you have noticed, San Francisco does an excellent job of using all its available space when it comes to its city parks.

[@lorna5609]

@@SkyStepDrones68 I’m always amazed at the amount of space San Francisco dedicates to its parks and at how much those parks get used.