Winter & Christmas in New York City -22- Retrospective/Conclusion
Dec 22, 2020 12:02:03 #
As indicated in yesterday's overview, this ultimate set presents one picture each from the ten most popular episodes which received the most comments, placed in order they were posted. I hope that you will enjoy this final recap of some of the highlights of this tour.
With this post I conclude the short series on "Winter & Christmas in New York", set first up in bucolic Westchester county and then in the City. This was by no means intended as a full presentation on these two exciting locales, but I do hope that it provided a glimpse into these venues.
A WORD OF THANKS - It has been a real joy traveling with so many of you during these past three weeks, be it as visitors occasionally dropping in to see how the tour is progressing, or as the core members that visited most episodes and took the time and effort to let me know of their feelings via writing a comment or posing a question. These comments and interactions are really appreciated and meant a lot to me and make posting a tour so rewarding.
I will take a break over the Christmas holidays and then plan to do a very short follow-up presentation of a "New Year's Special" from another significant city in our lives, albeit in a rather unusual format. Please stay tuned after Christmas.
Notes:
EARLIER POSTS of this series: To view, access my profile via the link below, then click on the figure behind "# of topics created" for the list of posts:
https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/user-profile?usernum=45105
MY PHOTO-WEBSITE: I have extensively covered the grounds on this topic, but If you are further interested and have the time, I invite you to log into my photo-website to check out my web-albums for additional photos. Click on the top tab "Albums-Geographical", on rows 7 and 8 you will find the albums on USA/NY where you can view either the briefer "Short" or the longer "Full" version on New York. Overall there are some 70+ albums in these listings, please feel free to view these. I usually create 2 sets of albums: a "Short" set with a limited but still quite extensive coverage, and a "Full" set with many additional pictures as well as some near-duplicates, destined mainly for my own use, but good for an in-depth look at a certain area. For the newer album series, I created additional "Highlights" versions, that cut the numbers even further. The listing of the albums can be accessed two ways: chronologically or geographically. While I suggested above to click on the "Geographical Tab" to see the 2 underlying albums from different years together, I generally recommend to click on the "Chronological Tab": this way all albums of a series will be together even if in different locations, and the newest albums will be on top of the list. Select an album, then click on "Short": the album first appears as a collage of small pictures, click on the first picture and then use the cursor.
Photo website: www.weberwest.weebly.com
Thanks for visiting, I recommend viewing the downloads and look forward to your comments and questions on this ultimate set.
.
With this post I conclude the short series on "Winter & Christmas in New York", set first up in bucolic Westchester county and then in the City. This was by no means intended as a full presentation on these two exciting locales, but I do hope that it provided a glimpse into these venues.
A WORD OF THANKS - It has been a real joy traveling with so many of you during these past three weeks, be it as visitors occasionally dropping in to see how the tour is progressing, or as the core members that visited most episodes and took the time and effort to let me know of their feelings via writing a comment or posing a question. These comments and interactions are really appreciated and meant a lot to me and make posting a tour so rewarding.
I will take a break over the Christmas holidays and then plan to do a very short follow-up presentation of a "New Year's Special" from another significant city in our lives, albeit in a rather unusual format. Please stay tuned after Christmas.
Notes:
EARLIER POSTS of this series: To view, access my profile via the link below, then click on the figure behind "# of topics created" for the list of posts:
https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/user-profile?usernum=45105
MY PHOTO-WEBSITE: I have extensively covered the grounds on this topic, but If you are further interested and have the time, I invite you to log into my photo-website to check out my web-albums for additional photos. Click on the top tab "Albums-Geographical", on rows 7 and 8 you will find the albums on USA/NY where you can view either the briefer "Short" or the longer "Full" version on New York. Overall there are some 70+ albums in these listings, please feel free to view these. I usually create 2 sets of albums: a "Short" set with a limited but still quite extensive coverage, and a "Full" set with many additional pictures as well as some near-duplicates, destined mainly for my own use, but good for an in-depth look at a certain area. For the newer album series, I created additional "Highlights" versions, that cut the numbers even further. The listing of the albums can be accessed two ways: chronologically or geographically. While I suggested above to click on the "Geographical Tab" to see the 2 underlying albums from different years together, I generally recommend to click on the "Chronological Tab": this way all albums of a series will be together even if in different locations, and the newest albums will be on top of the list. Select an album, then click on "Short": the album first appears as a collage of small pictures, click on the first picture and then use the cursor.
Photo website: www.weberwest.weebly.com
Thanks for visiting, I recommend viewing the downloads and look forward to your comments and questions on this ultimate set.
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1 - Post 01 - Westchester Estate Walk - Photo 7: Cabin on the grounds with a pile of cut logs
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2 - Post 02 - Westchester Estate Pond & Reflections - Photo 2: Growing tall: Reflections
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3 - Post 07 - Winter moods in Mount Kisco - Photo 5 - Creek with sunset and reflections
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4 - Post 13 - Lower Manhattan - Photo 7: Framed by ancient tenement buildings, our view closes in on the WTC
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5 - Post 14 - Macy's windows - Photo 2: Virginia and the Santa Claus story
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6 - Post 15 - Lord & Taylor windows - Photo 4: Intricate, beautifully decorated gingerbread house and men
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7 - Post 18 - Central Park - Photo 3: The outside court of Tavern on the Green
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8 - Post 19 - Rockefeller Center - Photo 8: Trumpeting angel in the Channel Gardens
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9 - Post 20 - Rockefeller Center - Photo 6: Toy Soldier
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10 - Post 21 - Radio City/6th Avenue - Photo 7: Light-wrapped trees with a mound of Christmas balls piled in a pool
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Dec 22, 2020 12:18:13 #
Great series, Joe, I enjoyed my visit to NYC because of you, many thanks.
Dec 22, 2020 12:41:19 #
Gorgeous color and clarity. That last photo is awesome!
Dec 22, 2020 13:25:41 #
Earnest Botello wrote:
Great series, Joe, I enjoyed my visit to NYC because of you, many thanks.
Thank you Earnest, I enjoyed having you along - now I wish you a joyful Christmas - Joe
Dec 22, 2020 13:26:35 #
joecichjr wrote:
Gorgeous color and clarity. That last photo is awesome!
Thank you Joe for coming along on the trip, glad you like these pictures, the last one is also one of my favorites - wishing you a joyful Christmas - Joe
Dec 22, 2020 13:35:07 #
Hard for me to pick a favorite. Suffice to say like them all. A very Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Dec 22, 2020 14:23:29 #
Dec 22, 2020 14:26:45 #
NMGal wrote:
Hard for me to pick a favorite. Suffice to say like them all. A very Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Thank you very much Barbara for being along on this tour and your steady input - very much appreciated. Wishing you and yours a joyful Christmas - Joe
Dec 22, 2020 14:28:07 #
UTMike wrote:
I enjoyed it all, Joe! Merry Christmas!
Thank you Mike - glad to have had you along - wishing you and yours a joyful Christmas - Joe
Dec 22, 2020 17:20:58 #
Dec 22, 2020 17:23:53 #
kpmac wrote:
Thanks for sharing your Christmas tour, Joe.
You are very welcome Ken and thank you in turn for being along for the entirety of this tour - wishing you now a joyful Christmas and all the best in the New Year! Joe
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