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Tag Archives: Vinegar Hill
Vinegar Hill in snow and slush
Given last year’s dearth of snow (hello, climate change?), I thought it wise to spend some time in my neighborhood while last week’s white stuff was still on the ground. Much of it had melted, but as I shared earlier … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddhism, cobblestone streets, DUMBO, ginkgo tree, Rolls Royce, snow, Vinegar Hill, Week 29 - Vinegar Hill
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Happy Holidays from Quarters A
Yesterday’s warm temperatures made the wild weather of the previous two weeks feel like the distant past. (Unless you were volunteering for – or receiving – the ongoing clean-up efforts, in which case it probably felt like salt in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Commandant's House, Navy Yard, Quarters A, snow, Vinegar Hill
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Week twenty-nine: Vinegar Hill
I was slated to run my first marathon yesterday. Instead, I ran to Coney Island and spent the day volunteering at various spots: a United Way distribution point, a FEMA operation, the pitch-black hallways of Carey Gardens 3 while carrying … Continue reading
Check out my latest “Blurred Lines” column, on Dumbo
Some additional information and thoughts on my latest Curbed article on the changing boundaries of Dumbo. Continue reading →