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A walk on the High Line, from Chelsea to the Hudson Yards with an uninterrupted view of Sable Elyse Smith’s ”C.R.E.A.M.”, 2018 and some wonderful reflections on the City’s tall buildings.
July 8th, 2018
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I love the wonderful architecture of the buildings, funny thing is I never feel safe in any tall building! Call me paranoid… 😂
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Yeah, I know what you mean… I feel the same way but only with regards to earthquakes! As NY is not prone to earthquakes, I’m fine with tall buildings here. To prove it, I went and rented on the 45th floor of one 🙂 That’s the highest I’ve ever lived on! I don’t think I could go higher than that though 😀
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That’s scary. My doctor’s office is three flights up, creeps me out. The New Madrid fault may be your closest earthquake zone.
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Oops, I was thinking of visiting Memphis soon. Better look for suitable accommodation! Thanks John!
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Incredible photos, wonderful post.
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Thank you so much, I really love this walk!
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We are definitely overdue for another walk on the High Line, and exploring the Hudson Yards area. Nice Pictures! M 🙂
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Thank you M! Development in the Hudson Yards is ongoing – every time we go there’s something new. Don’t leave it too long or you won’t recognize the place at all! 🙂
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curious – what do you think of Hudson Yards?
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Hi Pam! Thanks for stopping by… Hudson Yards? I’m not sure, to be honest. It’s still under development, a lot is going on. I do like The Shed and I think The Vessel is fun (haven’t climbed the stairs yet). The shopping mall has a lot of interesting shops for a wide range of wallets. And it offers a much needed cool break in the summer (and the other way round in winter). But it remains to be seen how it will all connect with each other, once most of the development is done and over with.
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