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| We spent Saturday morning at the High Line, a former railroad track that's been converted to a park that is more than a mile long. |
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| Sharon had a sprained ankle so relaxed and read the New York Times while I walked the High Line path. |
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| The "man bun" was everywhere. |
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| So much building going on! Reminds me of the Austin skyline. |
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| Not surprisingly, the High Line ends at the rail yard. |
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| Flowers are everywhere on the High Line; condos and apartments line the walking path. |
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| Lots of community activities take place on the High Line |
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| Train track from the days when the High Line was a rail line and not a park. |
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| A kid taking a drink at a water fountain ( a la Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead"?) |
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| High Line people watching area. Besides shops and restaurants along the walking path, there are viewing stations where you can people watch through windows. |










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