IMGP6880 March 9, 2018 The Oculus, "Eataly"

            March 9, 2018 We had our second “NorEaster” in less than a week (On March 7, 2018), and this time there was some snow on the ground. What better of an excuse for taking a late winter walk down the High Line. Once again I was astounded by the amount of new construction work along the west side of Manhattan. It seems as though with each walking tour, the landscape is changed once again. Where there was empty space six months ago, there is now glass and steel rising to the sky. All of Manhattan’s west side is experiencing a rebirth as the once gritty pier lined, and industrial west side is being changed into office and apartment space for the rich. The High Line seems to be just as crowded during a late winter day as during the height of the summer tourist season. The Hudson River linear park as a favorite place for joggers, dog walkers, and simply getting out for a breath of fresh air, however on an early March day the winds can still be brisk. As one heads south the new World Trade Center complex, continues to rise from the ashes like a glistening Phoenix. This is a great walk to take, perhaps a good distance, but there is much to see along the way. 
   

Taken on: March 9, 2018

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