The New Leaf Journal
Where the leaves are perennially virid

Tag Archives: Brave Plants

The NLJ tips its hat (or leaf) to those brave plants that find a way to grow and prosper in what would appear to be inhospitable, cramped circumstances.

March 27, 2022
27
Mar 2022

Nook Plants in Brooklyn

Nicholas A. Ferrell

A small volunteer plan grows in a little nook home in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
January 21, 2022
21
Jan 2022

Boot Planter Seen in Red Hook, Brooklyn

Nicholas A. Ferrell

The plant put roots down in the boot that put a foot down.
April 7, 2021
7
Apr 2021

A Photo of a Small Plant on the Manhattan Bridge

Nicholas A. Ferrell

A small volunteer plan finds its way in the smallest of gaps in the Manhattan Bridge.
February 11, 2021
11
Feb 2021

The Pigeon on a Limb

Nicholas A. Ferrell

A pigeon on a limb proves that while pigeons are not heavy in absolute terms, the effect of weight is relative.
December 19, 2020
19
Dec 2020

Justin and Justina: The AD vs CE Debate

Nicholas A. Ferrell

Justin of our Justin and Justina dialogue duo articulates his strong preference for BC/AD over BCE/CE while on a Brooklyn walk with disinterested Justina.
December 17, 2020
17
Dec 2020

Brooklyn Snowman and Winter Storm Gail Sights

Nicholas A. Ferrell

Three charming pictures from Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill in the aftermath of Winter Storm Gail.
October 25, 2020
25
Oct 2020

Trying Open Camera on BlackBerry Classic

Nicholas A. Ferrell

I tested out the free and open source Open Camera App on my BlackBerry Classic.
September 9, 2020
9
Sep 2020

Ambiguous Killer Hallucinogenic Weed Headline

Nicholas A. Ferrell

〜This is why we have the New York Post〜
August 27, 2020
27
Aug 2020

A Brave Little Tree Grows in Manhattan

Nicholas A. Ferrell

A brave little tree finds away atop a Manhattan tenement adjacent to the Manhattan Bridge.
August 4, 2020
4
Aug 2020

The Little Stream Mushroom

Victor V. Gurbo

Life always finds a way: A photograph of a little stream mushroom growing on a stick.