Category: West 110th St Subway Station
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NY- The Naked Man in the Park is still naked
I have been following he plight of the Naked Man in the park for over four years now. I am glad to report he is sitll there and still naked.
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NY- Peregrine Falcon looks for lunch on the Upper Westside
I was sitting in the park today drinking my cup of coffee, watching a big fat squirrel groping for food when all of the sudden the squirrel freaked out, jumped under a bush, and tried to hide himself. He was shaking really bad, trying to hang upside down on a branch, and not being too…
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NY- Naked man in park is dying
I was taking a walk around the block yesterday when I decided to see how the naked man in the park was doing at the community garden at 111th and Amsterdam. I figured it was cold and maybe he needed a blanket. When I rounded the corner I was in shock to see that the…
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NY- The Statue at St John the Divine
NY- The Statue at St John the Divine
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NY- Snow Storm on the Upper West Side
A few months ago I read an article by a scientist who explained that the sun hadn’t produced any solar flare-ups for a couple of months. These are massive explosions on the sun’s surface that send huge bursts of radiant heat out in to our solar system. He said that this was the longest dry…
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NY- Gargoyles and Statues on the Main Door
The Cathedral at St John The Divine is the largest church in the United States. But what I find truly amazing is that no matter how many times I go by I find some new details carved by the master stone cutters. I was walking by this morning and decided to take pictures of the…
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NY- Naked Man in the Park
I often walk by this community garden at W.111th and Amsterdam but never see any kids. Do you think it is because of the statue? The naked man in the park is dying– see updated pictures here.
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NY- Flowering Trees at St John The Divine
Spring is showing off its’ colors at St John the Divine, Americas’ largest cathedral and still under construction.
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NY- Gargoyles at the Synod House- St John Divine
If you are looking for examples of great Gothic gargoyles than make sure you walk the grounds of St John Divine. The Synod House doorway is covered in them.