This site on the waterfront at N. Moore been going on for years, but saw some garden work yesterday, so maybe they're almost finished.

Was over by the river, lots of sunburned people, and this concrete pile.

Nice abstraction of construction site staples, the barrier, the netting.

Another common sight, razed building replacement pit work.

These dudes are everywhere, and make more money than you or me.

These monstrous things get put on their sides to protect Con Ed wires.

Where there is roadwork in Manhattan, there are Tully backhoes.

T'is the season for construction in Manhattan, plenty of this around.

Lots of this going on, perhaps it's time for a construction site series.

Weather is much too nasty here to take pictures, so here's an oldie.

Familiar scene, Houston Street pier, as always, lovely. Spring is here.

Gorgeous day here in New York, lovely bright blue water tower sky.

One last shot of the DA's office building, love the lionheads on the top.

The entry to the building the DA's office is in with the aisles leading to metal detectors, hopefully I won't be here again until the end of June.

The old Woolworth Building, through the Supreme Court colonnade.

A view looking south through the columns, by the way I found a job!

Here's a woman about to eat her lunch seated on the base of one of the Supreme Court columns - to give you an idea about the scale of them.

Another shot of the Supreme Court on the right, the other building, with the interesting crown, is where the DA's office I'm going to is.

This was taken from the top of the Supreme Court building steps, which were featured on yesterday's post. Law and Order, anyone?

As those of you who are following Donegal Chronicles know, I've been spending a lot of my time down at the DA's office near the court house.

Not the tornados they're having elsewhere, but nasty nonetheless.

A companion to yesterday's image, not quite dusk in Manhattan yet.

Ah, New York. Check out the blog of the PS22 choir group, it's great!