I met up with the group for the second time, arriving just like Mark on a Citi bike, to a quiet and peaceful pocket of Manhattan with Tai Chi classes going on in neighboring Seward Park.
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From the rear of the Hester Street Fair looking back towards the entrance |
Sitting, drawing, eating, talking about trees, and how the London Planes are everywhere, but with a personality at the Fair.
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London Plane Tree and its buddy the garbage can |
I was really intrigued by Seward Park and this large circle in the center, so I went around the corner from the fair. I saw a little kid throwing a brick at the tree, repeatedly and laughing hysterically, probably trying to shake it so the leaves would trickle down. I told him he was hurting the tree and he took out a band-aid and almost put it on the bark! Just when I thought this kid might be kind of sadistic he turned out to be really kind. His mom and I, laughing, explained that the tree will be fine without the band-aid. Fun experience in Seward Park.
Nice autumnal sketches in the city!!
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