Central Park

The tree was here first, I can see where they laid the stones around the base of the tree.  How did they go about estimating how wide the opening should be? 

Would the stone layers be surprised if they could come back today and see just how large the tree has become--how it is bursting at the seams of the package they tried to wrap it in?

A secret "fort" we found under some large bushes in Central Park.   Enchanted.

Happy

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The roof of the Met has a cafe and we usually stop up there for a sandwich when we visit.  This time there was a huge art display.  It was difficult to get the entire tree in the frame of the camera so I turned to the mirrored windows.   When I uploaded this picture a few days ago I found Steve watching me, there in the photo. Better than any art piece.

Elevator shot, I have a collection of these, of us, it is impulsive with me.  I cannot ride in an elevator with a reflective ceiling and not take a picture!

Doorway built near Nineveh.

Italian palace.

We met a very nice Art major student who was sketching.  She was so kind and patient with all of Coco's questions about what she was doing.

Out in one of the large halls I observed a woman: in one hand she held a cell phone that she was using to take a picture of a postcard of a statue, held in her other hand. 

Behind her, just steps away, was the actual statue that was pictured in the postcard that she was taking a photograph of.

Rings from Bible times.  If my notes are right, they are from the time of Abraham.

I was taking pictures of an old recovered Egyptian temple and when I turned back I found the kids like this.