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Monthly Archives: March 2012
odds & ends; Battery Park
Although it’s only 21 acres, Battery Park contains dozens of monuments and memorials, here are a few: The Korean War Veterans Memorial designed by Mac Adams was installed in 1991. The piece also functions as a sundial, every July 27 … Continue reading
A Foggy Day in Richmondtown
Most of NYC enjoyed a glorious day of sunshine after the morning fog lifted…it apparently all moved to Staten Island where the coastal areas remained shrouded in mist all day. the Verrazano Bridge from Ft.Wadsworth Battery Weed on the waterfront … Continue reading
Posted in nature photography, urban wildlife
Tagged battery weed, beach, cedar grove, ft.wadsworth, NYC, photography, staten island, verrazano bridge
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Art Deco Public Works
Bas-relief friezes on the Bowery Bay Water Pollution Control Plant opened in 1939
Ft.Greene Park; almost Spring
It may officially still be Winter, but don’t tell that to the flowers…. Ft.Greene Park was established as Brooklyn’s first park in 1847 and is named after a Revolutionary War era fort that was built in 1776 under the supervision … Continue reading
odds & ends: Remains
remain: to be left after the removal, loss, destruction, etc., of all else car Gerritsen Creek art installation? Gerritsen Creek barge Luyster’s Creek table legs Bushwick heart-shaped tree Forest Park
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Tagged Brooklyn, gerritsen creek, luyster creek, NYC, queens, waterfront
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Spring…is that you?
Just a few weeks ago the kettle pond in Forest Park was frozen over No more ice now, instead the first signs of Spring Golfers hitting the green…. well almost green…. The carousel will be open soon … Continue reading
