Some more shots from NYC, this time of the High Line. I savoured every minute of this fabulous urban park / grass roots community project / ultimate recycling success. I took rather a lot of photos of it too. Dear Sue was ever so patient with me as I wandered slowly along, exclaiming every step of the way.
Wow, the highline looks amazing. The painted building sides were unexpected to me but fabulous. And the cone flowers - I have tried to grow them often and failed! I would like to go there one day I think.
What a FANTASTIC community project. They should be proud every day for making something so ace, and preserving a cultural icon. Beautifully photographed too.
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It looks stunning! (& you had such a good day for the walk too.)
The High Line is amazing, I wish there was somewhere like it here. Fabulous photos Suse.
lovely!
What a treat of a post this morning.
It is even more amazing as it stood, for decades, abandoned. And the neighborhood it touches was ugly and ignored.
Now, it's bustling and beautiful.
Wow, the highline looks amazing. The painted building sides were unexpected to me but fabulous. And the cone flowers - I have tried to grow them often and failed! I would like to go there one day I think.
Your photos are gorgeous Suse!
Stunning photos!
What a FANTASTIC community project. They should be proud every day for making something so ace, and preserving a cultural icon. Beautifully photographed too.
One of my favourite garden designers Piet Oudolf worked on the High Line which I read about years ago, so its great to see your wonderful pics.
I'd heard how wonderful it is ... and these photos show why !
Wow, that is Gorgeous! It's given me ideas!
beautiful pictures!
Love these pictures - so bright and fresh!
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