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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Road Trippin’ – Vancouver, BC
The 106thstreeters met up this past September in one of our favorite cities, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. As Vancouver is one of the first cities we traveled to together way back when, this city holds a lot of meaning for … Continue reading
Posted in Road Trippin'
Tagged cities, cultural heritage, Mount St. Helens, travel, UNESCO, Vancouver
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Riding Out the Storm: A Sandy Snapshot
The week Sandy blew into town was an unforgettable experience in New York from black outs and floods to businesses and offices shut down across the city. We’ll never forget roaming Downtown that first night as darkness set in and … Continue reading
Posted in East Harlem Life
Tagged Astoria, Hurricane Sandy, Lexington Ave, Manhattan, Queens, Spanish Harlem
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