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Portland is green almost everywhere. I never saw these flowers being watered. I don’t think they are plastic.
I also got to go to the stinky, industrial part of town, but note the green hills in the background.
Lots of bridges in Portland Oregon, the Willamette River cuts right through it.
Is this building looking more and more like a dusty crushed beer can?
The first of three consecutive Saturday events in NYC. The only place the road was crowded was where the route overlooked the dumpster pools at Grand Central. It was fun. More details here.
The ramp up the Grand Central viaduct overlooking the dumpster pools.
Decorative iron fence at Grand Central.
Cell Phone antennae on the Bowery. Couldn’t be uglier.
Been in the neighborhood longer than me, but I’ve never been inside. McSorley’s Old Ale House
Workers at 240 E Houston Street scrambled to make sure the roof was protected with plastic sheets while a heavy rain came down this afternoon.
214 East Second Street. Building owned by artist Joe Overstreet, originally a ballroom based on the design of Webster Hall. His studio is in the ballroom.
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