So back to the Chelsea gallery district. I showed you this building a few months ago before they finished surfacing it. Very shiny, I must say, and I love the little construction workers on the roof. Gives you good idea about how big it is. Might be an interesting place to live, surely more private than all the windows next door. I'd be tempted to jump.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
So back to the Chelsea gallery district. I showed you this building a few months ago before they finished surfacing it. Very shiny, I must say, and I love the little construction workers on the roof. Gives you good idea about how big it is. Might be an interesting place to live, surely more private than all the windows next door. I'd be tempted to jump.
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Though this comment really has nothing to do with this interesting building, your comment about the construction workers reminds me of a photo I took at Mt. Rushmore. When I first stood looking at Rushmore I said "Yeah, it's big but it's not THAT big." I don't know what I was expecting, but I guess much bigger than what I saw. And when I told a friend I also sent her a photo I took that showed some workers on it and I said, "See, they put it in perspective. It's big, but not THAT big."
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