The good thing about having visitors from England
is that they are quite happy to go for walks in the rain. This is a great blessing since the High Line has become a big attraction in its second year now the plantings are becoming established.
So very few other people about to impede one's view of the vegetation.
Visitor's cape/plastic bag/ hoodie a snip at $1.63. Not the most elegant but no one was there to comment....
there were lots and lots of sparrows feasting on the grasses.
Here they are sitting in a row on the railing.
Here they are all over the place
and feasting merrily in the tall grass.
Damp grass plumes
damp visitors
learning about the lovely stained glass windows --all the colors of the water
and bits of grass and flowers trying to escape as we go down the stairs by 14th Street.
Happy Halloween.
Hello Elizabeth! I so love reading and viewing all your NY sharings! Thanks!
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We want to go back so badly. Lucky you : )
What a lovely walk, just as long as it is not a huge downpour.
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Elizabeth, I always think of you as the one who introduced me to the joys of walking along the High Line (on a hot sunny summer day) and do hope to eventually get back over there for a 2011 update on the extended length of the HL.
ReplyDeleteIt was grand to see you this morning, and hoping I was not too rude in my quick departure, and sorry to have missed seeing you downtown. (See email for more.)
xo to you and yours.
delightful to see the high park prosper!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Honolulu
Comfort Spiral
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There are a lot of sparrows there :)
ReplyDeleteNice photos in the rain.
Happy Halloween to you!
(here it is not a holiday)
Hei!
ReplyDeleteGreat pix again!
The Sparrows are lined up like "mine" in my roofgarden here.
They also love cokked potatoes...
have a great weekend,
Beatrice and Gizmo
from Germany
~.❀.~
Thank you for this nice walk in New York, where I have never been! I love the photos of the vegetation with all those sparrows.
ReplyDeleteI bought similar capes when my Australian visitor and I were sight seeing in Gouda and it started to rain.
Dear me, did it really snow in New York? That's very early, isn't it?
The High Line really has developed well. Looks beautiful now.
ReplyDeleteA lovely post on the Highline it is looking really established now. We were lucky enough to visit it on a summer day in 2010 hope to see it again.
ReplyDeletefun shots, even if wet. i, especially love the one of the birds in the grass. :-)
ReplyDeleteOi, poor Seahorse...
ReplyDeleteYour pictures look all very special and the colours are lovely. And you look very sweet of course, as always!
Enjoy the 11.11.11. it's already over here!
Love from
Gizmo ★ Beatrice
Can't post in Buster's Blog, so I have to do it here.