Tag Archives: Brooklyn Heights

Crescent shadows, beams of light, and the Sun seen over my shoulder: A collection of solar eclipse photos from a sidewalk in Brooklyn Heights.

A short report on a fallen ONE WAY sign on the Columbia Heights hill from Brooklyn Heights to DUMBO.

A friendly Halloween ghost scarecrow seen in Brooklyn Heights, New York.

A long post with original accounts from the May 24, 1883 opening of the Brooklyn Bridge.

The story of how two New Leaf Journal authors rescued a pigeon in need.

The fourth pigeon is always the trickiest.

Justin is troubled by people buying Christmas trees too early.

I saw it. Therefore you must see it too. QED.

Dove Lane?

As advertised by the headline, against shanty towns in New York City.

I came across an upside down stop sign in Brooklyn Heights. I was perplexed enough by the unusual orientation of the sign to take a picture and write a short article.

“[O]nly a fraction—perhaps no more than one-tenth of students—need to be hard-core troublemakers in order for good education to become impossible.” -Thomas Sowell