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Venturing between the park and the apartment house on the corner, Catherine Slip enters the heart of Knickerbocker Village and more parklands that were, at the time (1880) the back yards of the tenement houses. I can imagine multiple levels of laundry lines draped from houses to poles in these back yards. Today the view catches the corner of the Verizon Building and the tippy top of the Trump Building.
Greetings Matteo. I hadn't thought about how the season affected the City itself. That's interesting to me; it's like the Fall season only exists in the countryside. Thanks for pointing that out.
Hello Hank
A really great series!
I visited New york with you!
Thanks for sharing those pictures with us.
Cheers, Sylvie
P.S If you look at the picture next to this one over the google map, my Spanish friend took it!!! last year when he visited me here in Canada, he went to New York too! It is a small small world!
Sylvie, your Panoramio friend has contributed an unbelievably beautiful photo to the collective. I'm going there next to comment.
He was on the Brooklyn Side; I've stood on the exact spot as it is one of those places we bring tourists and visitors too. I was on the other side for this series...off to the right between the two bridges. A very small world indeed.
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Venturing between the park and the apartment house on the corner, Catherine Slip enters the heart of Knickerbocker Village and more parklands that were, at the time (1880) the back yards of the tenement houses. I can imagine multiple levels of laundry lines draped from houses to poles in these back yards. Today the view catches the corner of the Verizon Building and the tippy top of the Trump Building.
Interesting new set, Hank! New York's changing from the greens to the oranges, yellows and browns and is becoming a romantic city! Cheers, Matteo.
Greetings Matteo. I hadn't thought about how the season affected the City itself. That's interesting to me; it's like the Fall season only exists in the countryside. Thanks for pointing that out.
Best regards,
Hank
Hello Hank A really great series! I visited New york with you! Thanks for sharing those pictures with us. Cheers, Sylvie
P.S If you look at the picture next to this one over the google map, my Spanish friend took it!!! last year when he visited me here in Canada, he went to New York too! It is a small small world!
Sylvie, your Panoramio friend has contributed an unbelievably beautiful photo to the collective. I'm going there next to comment.
He was on the Brooklyn Side; I've stood on the exact spot as it is one of those places we bring tourists and visitors too. I was on the other side for this series...off to the right between the two bridges. A very small world indeed.
Thanks for your enthusiasm.
Best regards,
Hank
Very..very beautiful.BEST REGARDS GIAMPIETRO F.ITALY
Thanks for visiting my pages Fioraso, especially these that have a personal meaning for me.
Best regards,
Hank