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A view of the architecture of East 10th Street between Avenues A and B, viewed from within Tompkins Square Park. It’s a view only possible in winter with leaves and flowers off the branches. It’s about an 180 degree panorama, the buildings on the left and the right are on the Avenues and facing each other.
The most damage I saw to trees from Sandy was in the East River Park. A pin oak, maybe this squirrel’s home, damaged by Sandy.
This playground flooded during Irene as well.
I thought it was unusual that this Linden tree’s trunk snapped instead of the dislodging the roots.
These trees snapped a lamp-post.
You can see that the water topped these benches.
Remnants of bee hives, that I think were housed at the Ecology Center, were scattered all along the path.
Beautiful day in Central Park.
Stuck my camera through a door that was left open on the fence around the construction on Astor Place this past Saturday.
Avenue A between 12th and 13th Streets.
East 9th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
That’s the spire of Grace Church on the middle left of the pano.
Lafayette Street, Collonade Row in the center.
A four photo panorama of this quiet community garden in the East Village. Autostitch is my go-to free program for creating panoramas.
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