Posted in Greenpoint
Tagged Brooklyn, CLEAN, FRESH, Greenpoint, java, Java Street, park, PIER, TRANSMITTER
Tired? Do what everyone else does on Nassau Avenue. Grab yourself some bench and take a nap on this nice dusty pillow.
Sidewalk Chalk on trees is kind of an interesting take on the medium. That stuff doesn’t harm trees unless it’s repeated. I don’t think that I would want drawing on trees with anything to catch on, but still, it was amusing when I saw these in McGolrick Park yesterday morning.
Posted in Art, Greenpoint, Non-human Life, Street Art
Tagged abstract, bark, chalk, color field, dust, graffiti, McGolrick, McGolrick Park, painted, paintings, park, park art, Parks, pastels, sidewalk chalk, tree
The insanity that is processed food offerings to the wildlife of McGolrick Park continues non-stop in all sorts of disturbing ways and I could continue this recurring post forever or at least until I find the strange late night feeders who continue this practice and put them out of there misery.
But this will be my final post on this subject.
Mmmmmm.. moldy bread.
If you missed the last three McGolrick Bread Park posts, check ‘em out here, yo: 1 2 3
Posted in Greenpoint, Non-human Life
Tagged birds, bread, feeding, gluten, McGolrick, McGolrick Bread Park, park, pigeons, rats, squirrels, wheat, wildlife
From an unseasonably warm day in McCarren Park, Brooklyn.
I found this well-fed beast in McGolrick Park. Dayum!
Chubby!
Posted in Greenpoint, Non-human Life
Tagged chubby, fat fucking, fat squirrel, McGolrick Park, obese, park, squirrels
