More of the Battery Park brickwork walkway. This is where the plane that landed in the Hudson River last winter ended up tethered while they tried figure out how to hoist it on the salvage barge. Those waves mean it was windy, although this spot is usually pretty choppy. Nice there though, a tree filled park, lots of dramatic modern architecture.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
More of the Battery Park brickwork walkway. This is where the plane that landed in the Hudson River last winter ended up tethered while they tried figure out how to hoist it on the salvage barge. Those waves mean it was windy, although this spot is usually pretty choppy. Nice there though, a tree filled park, lots of dramatic modern architecture.
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Is that where Castle Garden is located? Some of our Grandbeans got off of ships there a long time ago.
ReplyDeleteI believe that would across the river, Ellis Island is in all the Statue of Liberty pictures, and that where most people landed.
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