courtesy of Hurricane Sandy. The fence surrounding St. James Park here in the Bronx wasn't the only piece of city property whacked by the falling branch...
It took out this traffic warning light, too! Here's how things used to look.
Remembering Troy Davis, Malcolm X, victims of Hurricane Sandy, and many others
Founded in 1999 by two homeless men, PTH advocates for the rights of the city's homeless and fights to end discriminatory legislation and law enforcement practices.
from beneath this difficult-to-describe structure in the Mount Eden Malls
A New Haven Line train makes its way south toward Manhattan.
This bifurcated roadway is the northern extension of Manhattan's famous Park Avenue.
I'm perched atop the Grand Concourse, facing west toward the intersection of 174th Street and Walton Avenue, with the Cross Bronx Expressway visible one level further down and the elevated Jerome Avenue Line cutting across the picture off in the distance. I wasn't too far away when I took this shot back in February, looking up at the spot where I'm now standing.
They must be trying to evoke that wonderful feeling of putting a twenty into a vending machine and realizing you're about to get twelve pounds of change.
