Saturday, October 29, 2016

New York Fall Round Up and Almost Halloween




The artist Berch has decorated windows in Chelsea for years.


These are a few of this year's Halloween selection at the RailLine Diner.

Speaking of diners -which I love - one of my favorites is called EAT HERE NOW.


An excellent suggestion - so I did. A splendidly unhealthy lunch - but how delicious!


The diner is in the east 60's on Lexington Avenue and is slightly below street level so you see all the traffic zooming by. The waitress is from the Ukraine but looks like someone Manet painted long ago.


I do love public transportation. But you do need to be patient.


You need to be even more patient on the bus - but you do get to meet  people. This is a very chatty woman who took me for a tourist. She hoped I had a nice visit in New York and said New York people were friendly even if they didn't seem like it at first. She is the only person in the city I have seen sporting a Trump button. I did not discuss politics.

Then on to Union Square where there were.....


squash and pumpkins


 and astounding pumpkins


Here is a horse near Union Square who was having a snack.


Here is a very small cauliflower sitting for its portrait on a plate I bought in Italy in 1971.


HAPPY HALLOWEEN

13 comments:

  1. I very much enjoyed your post this morning! Glimpses of life in the city...it's diversity!

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  2. Very nice pictures and it feels like I'm in NYC.

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  3. I adore when you show photos of the window paintings.
    Beautiful squash and pumpkins the gray blue/green ones especially.
    The horse is divine.

    cheers, parsnip

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    1. Yes, the pumpkins are extra good this year - or so it seems.
      All best wishes!

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  4. Always a treat to visit and see your stunning photos. Loved the window paintings, such a talent.

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    1. Yes, Berch is very talented. I always lok forward to seeing his seasonal work.

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  5. That plate enhances that cauliflower beautifully - much too pretty to spoil by eating it. Happy Hallowe'en to you too.

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    1. Cauliflower now roasted and eaten - but it was charming!

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  6. Happy Halloween! Your photos are so wonderful. What a gorgeous cauliflower.

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  7. a beautiful post. Thank you for sharing. The lady who mistook you for a tourist has a fabulous sense of style, I love her look.

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I look forward to hearing from you!