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life, matter, and vitality
- photo by Mitch Waxman Paramount in my apprehensions about this unremembered walk- which began at St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, continued down Delancey Street, went over the Williamsburg Bridge,...
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too acute
The concrete devastations are nepenthe to me. - photo by Mitch Waxman This past weekend was a rather busy one, with a trifecta of tours completed. On Friday, a short walk around Dutch Kills with a...
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tradition emphasizes
Creek week continues, in today’s post. – photo by Mitch Waxman As promised in yesterday’s post, a different perspective on the Creek is offered today. For the last few days, we’ve been on the DEP...
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hidden laboratory
It’s International Cheese Day, for the industrialized and lactose tolerant nations of this planet. – photo by Mitch Waxman 3.4 miles from the East River is a spot which one refers to as DUMABO – or...
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formula filled
My creek also puts on a show when I’ve been away from her too long. – photo by Mitch Waxman One of my practices, developed over the last decade or so, is to take a Newtown Creek break periodically and...
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correlated causeways
Eleven bridges, one creek. – photo by Mitch Waxman Pulaski Bridge is the first span you encounter, when you’ve left the East River and embarked on a journey down the fabulous Newtown Creek. A double...
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northward pull
Wednesday, the dusk of the week. – photo by Mitch Waxman One can affirm that the Metropolitan Avenue Bridge is still there, as of last week. A small but double basculed draw bridge which spans the...
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