Back here. Again. The train to Manhattan
Then a subway to Fulton St..
Take the elevator to the 4th floor.
A street magician. They tell me he’s very good.
He’s not just doing this for fun.
Back down the elevator.
And back down in the Fulton St. station.
The lilies are going into hiding.
The rose is past its prime.
And this thing is starting to bloom.
Manhunt, Brooklyn (DUMBO).
June 9.
Our organizers for this manhunt (tag), Lori and Kevin.
A gathering of the tagged.
All the cops around, and no one ever asks what we’re doing.
The midtown Manhattan skyline.
The Brooklyn Bridge and skyline.
The Brooklyn Bridge and skyline (again).
The Williamsburg bridge.
Under the Brooklyn Bridge and skyline.
Manhunt, West Village.
June 2.
Walking through Chinatown.
Lin Ze Xu.
Confucius.
In Chinatown, even the Golden Arches are labeled in Chinese.
Slipping out of Chinatown into Little Italy,
I wandered past two of these. Scary.
What is this, a drunken pixie?
Walking to Washington Square Park,
I took an obligatory photo of the arch.
I notice it says The World War.
The fountain at Washington Sq. Park.
The Empire State Building, lit up.
And finally, back down to Penn Station to catch a train home.
It’s so much faster when you drive there… early.
May 30.
These are among the world’s most expensive billboards.
Through the tunnel.
I believe they call this contrast.
The angel atop the fountain.
Pete, and more contrast.
There were a fair number of people relaxing in the park.
When we left there was no traffic to speak of.
It was a nice day, and we got home quickly.
May 24. NYLUG Day.
Unexpectedly, I was able to get away and into the city early.
All such trips start with the train.
A World Trade Center story.
A fenceful of commemorative plaques.
And still more plaques.
A view of The Village.
I would have thought caffeine would drag the whole thing out.
Those bastards!
They chopped off the lower half of Superman!
14th Street, Union Square.
This must be the way to NYLUG …
The penguins are going this way.
Jim opened the NYLUG meeting about Xen.
Moshe Barr spoke, …
… then Ian Pratt.