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Sunday, January 1, 2012
New York High Line
I visited New York in September for a series of meetings with OpenPlans about organizing a Transportation Camp in Washington DC during the Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting in January 2012. While there I was able to visit the High Line, an old aerial railway line that ran along the west side of Manhattan. The rail line has been converted to a walkway and is probably one of the most successful urban design projects from the last decade.
New York Magazine asked to use one of my photos in an article they were doing about tourist photos of New York, but unfortunately, I could not name all the people in the photo (there were about a hundred) so they didn't use it.
If you go to New York be sure to take a walk on the High Line. All my NY High Line photos on Flickr.
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That's a great photo! Somehow I missed it. Now I'm going to have to visit your flickr collection for more!
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