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Tag Archives: transportation
Lazy Days of Summer. On a Boat.
“I’d rather be on a boat.” That’s my mantra for the summer of 2013, and my brilliant idea for a bumper sticker. For all of us New Yorkers jammed onto the subway, stuck on Broome Street getting into the Holland … Continue reading
Dog Days of Summer
Apologies in advance for the cheesy title, but sometimes you just have to pull an old cliche out of your doggie bag of tricks — especially when you’re walking down 23rd Street in Chelsea and come across this guy:
Cars in the Modern Metropolis
Cars in New York. They come close to running you over on the city streets every three blocks, they’re expensive, they pollute the air, they’re really hard to park, and most models produced today are just plain ugly. Just compare … Continue reading
Riding Above The Chaos: Roosevelt Island Tram
Am I the only New Yorker that will walk by the Roosevelt Tramway plaza on a Saturday and say to myself, “Hey, I have a MetroCard. I should just jump on real quick and take a ride.” Maybe. But I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City, Urbanism
Tagged Manhattan, Roosevelt Island, transit, transportation
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Art on Wheels: Graffiti Trucks of NYC
Walk around East Harlem and you’ll see some of the most amazing graffiti in not only the city but the world. From the Graffiti Hall of Fame on 106th to the murals that dot the neighborhood, there’s plenty to keep … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged art, graffiti, New York City, NYC, street art, transportation
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Sprung in the City: Springtime in New York
New Yorkers love to bust out their best spring fashion (legs out!) that they’ve been dying to show off all winter once the temperature starts to rise. Others? They simply dig up their yellow van from the back of their … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged NYC, spring, transportation, Upper West Side
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