Central Park isn't the only place with trees in Manhattan. I think most people know that, but perhaps are not aware of how important the attempt at preserving small pockets of nature the way it exists 'out there' is. I have trees on my block, as do many of the blocks in Soho and elsewhere, (ok, some of you might laugh at what I am qualifying as a tree - - some are in planters) and this time of year I am most aware of their presence. Falling leaves for me are so full of nostalgia; whether witnessing their flight, or seeing them stuck to the streets and sidewalks, I am brought back mini 'eras' in my life, replayed with such vivid detail.
Now, while we have no 'proper' grocery store in Soho, if I walk above Houston Street, there is a small one, and this is the path which leads to it. It's a mini oasis at night when you can pretend the rest of the city beyond doesn't exist.
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Great image! I love the leaves on the sidewalk, too. They are so fleeting but so beautiful.
Thanks, Victoria. These are oddly some sort of 'bean pod' thingie. :)
it's beautiful
I always feel happy walking down this path :)
Oh how I miss the city. Little pockets like these are priceless!
So pretty. Can I come visit you? :)
Lala's Pequenos .... I so agree!
Lori .... Oh Lori, you'd find so many great vintage shops and places to find leather for your beautiful bags!!
lovely,,,,, I am grateful for trees!
Me too, Tara. Trees are like people all around us. Benevolent people.
SO love that photo.
It must be nice to live in Ny . But I feel you have to be strong and aggressive to live there . So much goes on there .
Pretty things .... thank you!
va ..... It's a dream to live here, and no, you do not have to be strong and aggressive! :)
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