This post will be a little short on copy as I’ll let the sounds and the killer photos speak for themselves. I would like to thank my brother, Dave for the photos in this week’s post. You can check out more of his work here.
Over the last few weeks I have been running around NYC recording in various locations, including Washington Square Park. I planted myself on a park bench and went into record.
Fall has arrived in New York, but, as you can hear, it hasn’t kept folks out of the parks in the city. Any respite from tiny hole-in-the-wall apartments is a welcome one.
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Great as always, Michael. Thanks for the update!
Thanks Jeff. I’ve been having lots of fun these days.
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