N.Y.C. Finally Revisited

So many "FLAT FIX" shops it makes one wonder.

One of many new big buildings in downtown Brooklyn.

Thia beautifully restored row house in Ft. Greene/Clinton Hill is circa 1900. Its next door neigbor needs help.

Parham Playground, Clinton Hill, one of the highest areas in B'klyn L.uca & Eloïse’s P.S. 20 is adjacent to the playground. Luca’s class walked over to celebrate his 6th birthday here.

"Unity Through Murals" on comfort station in Parham Playground,

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Dominating the skyline, 9 DeKalb Ave. under construction in downtown Brooklyn. When completed it will become the tallest structure in New York City outside Manhattan, as well as the first supertall building in Brooklyn. & amongst the world’s tallest buildings.

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Note the dancers below the Prison Ship Martyr Monument atop Ft. Greene Pk.

It’s quite a story dating back to the Revolutionary War.

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Gowanus neighborhood.

That helicopter was hovering there for over two hours.

Evelina - “Elevated Italian & Mediterranean Fare in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.”

Lemon vanilla custard gelato.

Gowanus

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This building once functioned as the printing and distribution garage for the New York Daily News. Now it’s were the grand kids rock climb.

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Close-up of 9 DeKalb Ave. in downtown Brooklyn.

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I still can't believe that Nate parallel parked into this space; a master of N.Y.C. parking.

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A rare sighting in NYC, a MGB GT. Only the 2nd MG I've seen in the last nine-ten years of visits here.

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Adaptive reuse architecture in Prospect Hts.

These mruals keep chnaging but the building project never has gotten completed.

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Grand Army Plaza farmer's market.

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As seen from St. Marks Ave. Downtown Brooklyn is blocking out the lpwer Manhattan skyline. Now one can hardly see the World Trade Center, to the right.