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Tag Archives: Harlem Meer
Drifting in Daylight: A Magical Moment along the Harlem Meer
The Harlem MeerĀ is one of my favorite places — not only in New York but the whole world. It’s a calming oasis to escape the noise and grit of the Manhattan grid where tourists rarely venture and locals cherish as … Continue reading
The Neighborhood Puzzle
East Harlem is a puzzle. And we don’t mean “puzzle” as in a mysterious urban land that is difficult to comprehend (although that is true to a certain degree for every New York neighborhood). No, literally we have a real … Continue reading
Thundersnow With a Side of Blizzard
Twenty Inches! That’s an incredible number for total snowfall in Central Park, but that’s the story of the massive Blizzard of 2010. From buses stranded all over the city to snow piling up inside subway stations to the rare occurrence … Continue reading
Posted in East Harlem Life
Tagged Central Park, Harlem, Harlem Meer, snow, thundersnow, winter
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