Roosevelt Island - the narrow slip of land 800' wide and two miles long in the East River,
Between Manhattan and Queens ...
From the Tram - way high up !!
you can see the Queensboro Bridge (59th St. Bridge), so close by -
And the water far below....
Armed with a map from the information center, we set out to explore the island...
So many photo ops - the Lighthouse at the north end - (no it's not a postcard)
An unusual loopy structure on the Manhattan shore...
A warehouse that looks like a New England red barn on the Queens side.
A 19th Century church amidst the 20th modern high rises,
And a community picnic resembling Seurat's Grand Jatte.
A lone sailboat floats by the glittering wall of skyscrapers...
Dusk falls -
We return to Manhattan.
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