New York - 2, Page - I



This page will consist of photos taken of/at The Enterprise, Washington Heights and Hudson Yards.

Photos from old site pages U3, C5, U5, Y5, D6 and E6.



Space Shuttle Enterprise - June 6, 2012



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In the distance, George Washington Bridge.
On right side, tail of Concorde and Intrepid



Every TV station present.



Special pass needed to get on this pier.



New Jersey and ramp in/out of Lincoln Tunnel



New Jersey.
Where do these stairs lead?



Circle Line



Ducks patiently waiting to see the Enterprise!!



A beautiful sky



Wherever I go, I try to take a photo of a plant/flower



Some of the many spectators



Expensive but tasty food



The show started at about 11:30 a.m.



The crane that will be used to life the Enterprise onto the Intrepid



The Shuttle Enterprise coming from New Jersey



The barge turned around and headed to
the Intrepid



The water show continued



The crane close to the Intrepid waiting for barge



Worker on barge with crane



Barge with Enterprise being positioned



By the way, the Enterprise never went into space.



Ready to strap the equipment that will lift
the Enterprise



All set. Up, up, and away.
The Enterprise being lifted.



Moving the Enterprise to the Intrepid





The Enterprise carefully being placed on the Intrepid



From a distance using zoom.
If hooking the Enterprise up took over 2 hours, unhooking it may have taken the same amount of time. I decided to leave the area at 4 p.m.



Washington Heights - January 20, 2018



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Walkway to the Cloisters



St. Peter's University, Englewood Cliffs, NJ



Fort Lee, NJ and George Washington Bridge



A better view of GWB and Fort Lee



A barge in the Hudson



Views of the Cloisters



A black squirrel



A gray squirrel



The gazebo
Fort Tryon Park



Design inspired by traditional Asian boat building techniques.



Similar rocks are throughout the gazebo, which can be used as seats



The roof of the gazebo



View of Inwood from the gazebo



193rd Street. An incline to Broadway terrace.
The roads became dangerous when covered in snow and/or ice.



Broadway Terrace, another incline.



My first apartment was in building with
red fire escapes



I lived on first floor of 27 Broadway Terrace.
Window on the left was my bedroom.



Boulders on Bennett Avenue.



To get to this station, there was another incline
from Broadway and 192nd to Ft. Washington Avenue.



Tunnel to A train
Fort Washington Avenue. #1 train is on Broadway, but not too reliable.



Hudson Yards - December 15, 2015



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The last stop on the #7 train, 34th Street and
Hudson Yards



The escalators
Elevators also available.



Artwork



More artwork.



Entrance to the subway station



A close-up



Jacob Javits Center



Hudson Yards and 34th Street Area - September 23, 2018



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The Vessel under construction



Lots of construction in the area.





Artwork close to the subway. See explanation below.
By Don Porcaro



Second piece



And the construction in the area continues



Artwork on 34th Street, not too far from
Hudson Yards



A close-up



An explanation of the artwork



34th Street and 8th Avenue.
More construction



Back to Hudson Yards - December 24, 2020



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Hudson Yards all dressed up



Looking into the mall



Cartier at the Mall



Gray building - The Shed, an Arts Center





A few views of the Vessel
It will be closed down a few times since it was being used to commit suicide. Get to the top, jump off. Sad. Changes were made before being reopen.



I did not get to climb to the top. The Vessel was closed and it was raining heavily.



Various art work on the sides of this structure.
One shown below.



Not easy taking a photo with just the display.





On one side of the structure above with what looks like
a lit hot air balloon



On my way out, display in the mall.



A close-up view



Hudson Yards, before heading to The Edge - March 10, 2021





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King Nyani (Swahili for Gorilla)



This bronze statue is by the world-renown public artists Gillie and Marc Schattner, who have dedicated their lives to saving endangered species through their works.



A close up view of the adorable face.



The Shed



The Shed commissions original works of art, across all disciplines, for all audiences. The Shed brings together established and emerging artists in fields ranging from hip hop to classical music, painting to digital media, theater to literature, and sculpture to dance in an unprecedented movable structure that adapts to support all kinds of inventive work under one roof.



The Shed is located where te High Line meets Hudson Yards, adjacent to 15 Hudson Yards and bordering the Public Square and Gardens.



Wheels on The Shed, which helps it expand/contract





The Vessel from inside the mall



Another view from inside the mall



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