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Took a walk and some photo snaps this morning.

Looks like Louisiana’s and Pennsylvania’s senators take the B train.


Back in NYC for a couple of months this summer (been back over 3 weeks already, truth be told). I have not been tremendously inspired in my time back, so switching back to one post per day.






Now a Metro Bank, this building opposite where we’re staying in Brighton has a long retail history going back to the drapers shop Soper’s in the 1870s.

Against the recent court decision on trans, versus women’s rights.


Hanover is a neighbourhood we walked around with charming, brightly coloured houses – but very hilly.




On this site once stood the Orpheum Theater, next to it on the corner, Gray’s Papaya, and to the right of that on Third Avenue, a Baskin-Robbins ice cream shop where I worked evenings a few days a week in High School.





I posted a picture of this spot before, shot from 2nd Avenue. A beloved playground, managed by “Whitey,” it was a victim of the Second Avenue Subway construction.


April 5th 2025 in New York City: Hands Off





















































