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A walk on 4.20.13 from Battery Park to Brooklyn Bridge Park, via the East River Esplanade and Brooklyn Bridge.
1st February 2015.
All Saints Church, Haggerston, London.
The annual service in which around 30 clowns, dressed in full costume, gather to honour the king of the clowns, Joseph Grimaldi (1778-1837). The clowns’ service has been held in London since 1947, originally at St James’s on Pentonville Road, where Grimaldi is buried, until the church was gutted by fire in 1959. Children get to participate in one of the more moving parts of the day, when they carry a candle for each of the clowns who had laughed their last in the past year.
The dough was perfect. Thin, slightly crispy, good chew and subtle smokey flavor. Fantastic Mozarella as well.
After we ate lunch I took this photo of all the suckers waiting in line. We didn't have to wait at all!
(The ISO on this shot was still at 800 from the Decemberists show the night before.)
Ok...the fooding portion of the macaron hunt with Robyn is up on my blog...please click here for the whole story.
The Château-Musée Grimaldi in Cagnes-sur-Mer is a medieval fort and castle and home to modern art and ethnography collections.
Transformed into a public museum in 1946 and listed as a French historic monument in 1948, today the Château-Musée Grimaldi is a spectacular location home to 20th-century painting collections and contemporary art exhibitions. From the top of the tower there are spectacular views over the medieval town, the Bay of Angels and the Mercantour.