Spring (And Now It Will Be 87 Tomorrow)
Posted: May 11th, 2015 | Filed under: Brooklyn, QueensSpring at Brooklyn College:
Then a few days later, spring at Astoria Park:
Spring at Brooklyn College:
Then a few days later, spring at Astoria Park:
There is recorded video surveillance:
(2nd Place Near Henry Street, Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, August 25, 2013)
Chief of which is Brooklyn Bridge Park, which was a lot more elegant than I expected, especially considering how ugly/utilitarian the piers used to be:
It’s like, where did all that dirt come from?
There’s a staircase thing-place that overlooks Lower Manhattan, which is just stunning. Propose here:
Grimaldi’s has since moved from its longtime location, just down the street at 1 Old Fulton Street:
I really, really want to start a “I [Heart] Unicorns 4-Eva” meme:
Remember when they thought the world would end on May 21? And people spent their life savings on subway ads? Why did they do that? Not because they weren’t right (they weren’t), but what difference would it make if you saw this ad on the subway beforehand?
One day they’ll finish the East Side Access project. For now, it’s kind of a constant thing:
Vacant spaces are so strange looking, like repeating a word over and over until it sounds completely foreign:
I sat outside a bar one night in May 2011 staring at the bright lights in this space, just sort of pondering how weird it looked. Now I know that it’s a “cursed” spot, only recently occupied by a somewhat stable business.