Monday, February 21, 2005
Perfect Viewing Location for The Gates
On this snowy, overcast day, I just happened to find the perfect location for viewing The Gates: Mount Sinai Hospital.
The upside: located at 99th St. and Fifth Avenue, across the street from Central Park, the second-story windows of the labor and delivery floor are just high enough off the ground to give an impressive view of The Gates as it sweeps around the North Meadow. A quick walk across the street puts you in the middle of a nice section of the piece (photo at right).
The downside: the price for a day-long view here is twenty-one years of worry and the cost of a college education.
No posting for the rest of the week as I get acquainted with the six pound, thirteen ounce ticket that got me in the door there late last night.
The upside: located at 99th St. and Fifth Avenue, across the street from Central Park, the second-story windows of the labor and delivery floor are just high enough off the ground to give an impressive view of The Gates as it sweeps around the North Meadow. A quick walk across the street puts you in the middle of a nice section of the piece (photo at right).
The downside: the price for a day-long view here is twenty-one years of worry and the cost of a college education.
No posting for the rest of the week as I get acquainted with the six pound, thirteen ounce ticket that got me in the door there late last night.