Brooklyn Heights, this morning, the outside:
Brownstone stoops:
A tree opposite the house in which Thomas Wolfe wrote Of Time and the River in 1935:
Reverend Henry Ward Beecher preaching in the snow outside The Plymouth Church on Orange Street. The little girl beside him is a Slave (Pinky) he saved. My office, in a basement across the way has two vaults. Behind them are secret passages to the Church sanctuary used by Slaves escaping on the Underground Railroad (1830-1865):
The view inside this morning:
Ludwigia sp. Pantanal a few days after planting behind Tonina sp. Belem. The L. Pantanal is bright enought to see across the room.
Photos are snaps taken with a pocket-sized Canon S100 on my usual walk to school with one of my daughters early this morning...
Andrew Cribb
Brownstone stoops:

A tree opposite the house in which Thomas Wolfe wrote Of Time and the River in 1935:

Reverend Henry Ward Beecher preaching in the snow outside The Plymouth Church on Orange Street. The little girl beside him is a Slave (Pinky) he saved. My office, in a basement across the way has two vaults. Behind them are secret passages to the Church sanctuary used by Slaves escaping on the Underground Railroad (1830-1865):

The view inside this morning:
Ludwigia sp. Pantanal a few days after planting behind Tonina sp. Belem. The L. Pantanal is bright enought to see across the room.

Photos are snaps taken with a pocket-sized Canon S100 on my usual walk to school with one of my daughters early this morning...
Andrew Cribb