Columbus Avenue at West 77th Street, Upper West Side, Manhattan - February 3, 2009 5:45 pm
Photos Courtesy of:
Mitchell J Hall, Associate Broker, REALTOR® Coldwell Banker Previews International
©Mitchell Hall 2006-2009
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Mitchell: Brrrr!! That makes me cold just looking at the picture! However, I think it's worse when it's sunny outside but freezing (as it's here today in Georgia)...it confuses your brain...such a suprise when you walk out the door! LOL!
Have a great day,
Anne Rains
Hi Anne, I think you're right. Today it's sunny and freezing. Yesterday was messy. Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day too!
Mitchell, Ice and more ice....at least the sun is out today, it's been so dreary outside!
Beautiful Mitchell. I love photos of NY. With a good eye, there is so much material for spectacular scenes.
Beautiful.
Great picture Mitchell! Could you send some of that rain to Ventura? Thanks!
Hi Mitchell... I love how a layer of white snow makes all of New York look clean and fresh... until it get's dirty and slushy! Nice pic!
Ever notice how people walk when they're cold? Hunched over. No eye contact. Staring at the ground (for fear of slipping on ice and fallling most likely). Sad and disconnected!
Kathy
For much of the last few weeks we've been having summer weather. Even with today's rain, it looks more pleasant than this.
Steve, Thanks, slush and mush is no good.
Kathy, Interesting observation. I hadn't really noticed but it makes sense.
Christine, Luck you. Southern California does have great weather.
Connie, It is the Museum of Natural History (where the Dinosaurs are) The front entrance is on Central Park West. This picture is from Columbus Avenue at 77th Street. The museum takes up 5 square blocks from 81st to 77th Streets between CPW and Columbus Ave. On the 81st Street side is the Planetarium.
My office is at 76th and Columbus.
Mitchell - You photography of the city is always appreciated. Thanks for sharing.
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