



If you’re headed here, Kdunk can point you to the hot spots.
The NYT had an article yesterday on the aesthetic virtues of the mangled Hudson River piers seen here on 6.9.2002.
09.05.2003: Greenport, Long Island
09.08.2003: Around Orient, Long Island




What happens when your weblog shows up in a search for “T-Mobile customer service”? You start getting comments from people who can’t tell the difference between a major telecommunications company and some random guy. Or perhaps they’re just experimenting with peer-to-peer customer service. If anyone knows how Brenda Kirabo can stop getting her horoscope sent to her phone, you can ring her on 07904421653.
Laura learns how to beat rush-hour traffic.
09.09.2003: Park Slope, Brooklyn


09.10.2003: Chinatown, Manhattan



My wish has been granted. During Open House New York, Oct. 10-11, more than 75 buildings and spaces that are usually closed to the public will be open for tours. The London version of this is insanely popular. Via TONY.
09.11.2003: Fulton Ferry Landing


Fulton Ferry Landing, Brooklyn.
See also 9.11.2001.
09.16.2003: Lake Michigan and Chicago
09.17.2003: Chicago




American splendor, Chicago.
09.19.2003: Signs, Chicago




Chicago.
See also 3.8.2002 etc.
09.22.2003: Chicago




While in Chicago it is very important that you take the river cruise narrated by guides from the Chicago Architecture Foundation.
09.24.2003: Chicago
09.25.2003: Chicago



09.30.2003: Montauk, Long Island