Posted in Art, Non-human Life, Williamsburg
Tagged Climate Change, colorful, dead, DIRT, GERALDO, GERALDO RIVERA, GROUND, hurricane, Hurricane Sandy, Native American, OLEK, pattern, pink, Sandy, STUMP HIPPIE, SUPERSTORM, tree, YARN
Thankfully not my neighbor.
From Nassau Avenue, Greenpoint.
Posted in Greenpoint, Non-human Life
Tagged Greenpoint, hater, lazy, Nassau Avenue, sidewalk, tree, tree hater, tree pit
From McCarren Park, Brooklyn
Posted in Greenpoint
Tagged McCarren Park, poles, shadow, steel, sunshine, tool shed, tree
Some crazy looking fungus on a dead tree in Dummerston, Vermont.
Posted in Art, Non-human Life
Tagged Acer, acer griseum, bark, Brattleboro, brown, deciduos, flakey, griseum, maple, paper, Paperbark, Paperbark Maple, shavings, tree, Vermont
There’s one big Willow tree at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden that is completely covered in manmade carvings of people’s signatures, presumably from a time long before this plant was being protected.
A flat as a pancake dead ass beautifully patterned bird lays in a tree pit off North 5th Street, Williamsburg.
Early yesterday morning I commented to a fellow dog owner how I wanted to know how to help fund a new chain link door to the big dog run because it was broken (because a film crew knocked it over with their truck!). That was ten hours before a storm came around and really fucked shit up for good ole mister fence. Fuckin’ tree.
Posted in Greenpoint, Non-human Life
Tagged district dog, dog, dog run, fence, Greenpoint, McGolrick Dog Run, McGolrick Park, random, Storm, tree
From Frost Street, Brooklyn.
Posted in Greenpoint, Non-human Life
Tagged curb your dog, dog, Frost Street, metal plates, old school, pig, plates, rust, sign, signage, steel, tree
