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This open stroller thing is far from working
The passage way between these two open strollers is so narrow even the skinny pull through on tiptoes.
From my vantage, I just feel trapped. I am calculating an escape from a back door until I get to my stop.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s not just the baby moms and dads I dread. Oldsters barely in control of their walkers also have me wondering how I’ll manage getting out.
And looking for the nearest exit.
Passing PS 527 I wonder if there are another five hundred twenty 6 public schools in Manhattan.
Streets are so much brighter on a bright, blue sky day.
No photos just a walk. Solo or with a friend.
Keep looking all around. Don’t miss the details.
Grubbs has been teasing us with opening for a very long time. It won’t happen until they change that sign from York Avenue Kitchen.
Rising above seems to be the plan for many NYC construction projects.
Directly above, a crane towers over the New York Public Library from a block away.
If I were a serious journalist, I would march into the storefront, where I saw these stored and investigate.
Instead, I speculate. And photograph.
This Mickey is inviting you to a fight!
He’s acting as a mascot for a kiddie kickboxing studio.
Since he fell into the public domain, Mickey’s image is free to advertise whatever you need.
I am delighted by these flourishes at the top of buildings. I confirmed that these peaks are called finials, as I am proud to say, I suspected.
Wood-frame buildings were banned as fire hazards sometime before the turn of the century (the one that went from 18 to 1900).
The one near the corner of York and 78th is a survivor from the 1880s, I believe. Not many are extant, but I recall passing one in the East 90s as well.
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