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Electricity goes haywire on The High Line
I guess this is what happens when the electricity is cut or
Wonderland: China’s abandoned project to replicate Disneyland
Reuters has a fantastic slideshow of images from a place in China known as Wonderland. Wonderland was once supposed to be China’s largest amusement park, located just outside Beijing, but plans to build it to completion were stopped in 1998. … Continue reading
Touring Philadelphia’s Reading Viaduct
Photo: Rick Darke Friends of The High Line took a trip to view the Reading Viaduct in Philadelphia back in October and assessed the probability of the abandoned elevated railway becoming a park similar to The High Line in NYC. … Continue reading
Doreen In The Park
I love the colors here. This is taken in the park at 29th Street and 2nd Avenue. This is another scan of a 4×5 from my wayback collection.