A Love Story Told In Pictures
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NY- The Science Barge Arrives Back to the 70th Street Pier
Like an an environmentalist jetting off to Switzerland on her Gulfstream to attend a conference about getting people to reduce their carbon footprint, the Science Barge arrived at the West 70th street Pier. Pushed in by a diesel tug and locked in to place by a diesel crane, the science barge managed to offset it’s…
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NY- Summer in Greenwich Village- People Watching
NY- Summer in Greenwich Village- People Watching
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NY- Summer in Greenwich Village- Windows and Storefronts
NY- Summer in Greenwich Village- Windows and Storefronts
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NY- Summer in Greenwich Village- Signs and Storefronts
It was a beautifully hot morning when I decided to go to Greenwich Village. I walked to Waverly Place and Bank Street to see a restaurant that I have been reading about almost ever day in Page 6, The Waverly Inn. It’s famous for its’ famous guests, and cream for the gossip columnists, neither which…
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NY- Last sunset of June burning up the sky
For the entire month of June my twins have been training for the Junior Olympics Taekwondo Tournament this week in Detroit. My days have been spent shuttling them back and forth to thier Dojang, tending to thier sore muscles, feeding them nutritious foods, and washing thier uniforms and sparring equipement. I have a new camera…
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NY- South Street Seaport- Fulton Street
What do you get when you take one of the most historical neighborhoods in New York City and add a suburban shopping mall? Tourists.
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NY- Olafur Eliasson Lights Up The Brooklyn Bridge
Danish artist Olafur Eliasson turned on the lights tonight to his East River Waterfalls. It was quite a spectacle. If you get the chance you really should make a special trip to see it.
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NY- Summer School Students at Columbia University
Columbia University Campus was full of students either trying to catch up or get ahead of thier classmates.
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NY- Columbia University- Charles H Revson Plaza
Charles H Revson Plaza butts up against the Law School and the main campus of Columbia. It’s full of statues and a great place to watch the traffic roll up and down Amsterdam Avenue.
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NY- West 113th Street
Noah Kaufman of the West 113th Street Block Association turned me on to this street sandwiched between Columbia University and Morningside Park. There are some really interesting old buildings such as St. Lukes, St John the Divine, and Engine 47 to name a few as well as some nice vintage apartments.
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NY- Central Park- Poets Walk after the rain
The sun managed to stay out most of the day but thanks to the intermittent cloud bursts, the park turned a bright shade of green. It was as pretty a day for a walk as you can get.
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NY- Brooklyn Bridge Foot Traffic
How can you beat the high cost of gasoline? Walk, ride your bike, take the subway.