The Sisyphus Stones. They rise and tumble and rise again, just south of George Washington Bridge.
Work of one man – a modern-day Sisyphus. 
By Uliks Gryka
Fort Washington Park, Hudson River Greenway
July 22nd, 2018
Tag: george washington bridge
The Little Red Lighthouse
Under the Great George Washington Bridge.
July 22nd, 2018
A City of Brick and Mortar
From Fort Tryon Park, a walk through the Hudson River Greenway offers a glimpse into utopia – or so it seems, if you can call yourself a resident in the Castle Village and read your newspaper in that garden with the George Washington Bridge only a breath away.
Designed by architect, George Fred Pelham Jr. in 1938-39, only about fifteen years after his father, George Fred Pelham Sr., designed another distinctive complex just across the street, the Hudson View Gardens. From a time when Manhattan was still a city of brick and mortar and had not yet succumbed to glass and steel.
July 22nd, 2018
Boatspotting
Watching the boats sail by_#mind_yoga #meditation #healing
From Fort Lee Historic Park
New Jersey
February 19th, 2017
Remember
George Washington Bridge
February 19th, 2017
George Washington Bridge (II)
Allow two hours to cross to New Jersey and back – extra time for walks in Fort Lee Historic Park, for more views of the river and Manhattan that will test your sense of scale. If you’re lucky, you may even make some new friends among the permanent residents of the Park. 
Sidewalks are shared by pedestrians and bikes. Construction projects may affect which side is open. Info about this and directions to the sidewalks can be found here.
February 19th, 2017
George Washington Bridge (I)
Today let us honour Presidents’ Day with views from the marvel of engineering that is George Washington Bridge and the breathtaking views it offers over Manhattan and New Jersey.
February 20th, 2017
The Humble Fabulist 