Park Progress: Pier 1 (Fifth Report)

jsw_img_5989_edited-11Friday, March 27, 2009.

jsw_img_6020_edited-1Friday, April 3, 2009. The water storage pipes are down and buried, and a new hill is rising near the south end of the Pier.

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  • ABC

    this is off topic, but

    WHY ARE WE ON THE FLIGHT PATH NOW?

    I thought it was a weather thing or something, but now it’s been days and I’m starting to think that Park Slope has managed to get the planes to fly over us instead of them. You think it’s not possible? Do you know the power of Park Slopers?

  • bornhere

    ABC – It seems that we’re the preferred route whenever it’s rainy, cloudy, or foggy. (There’s actually something about it that I like.)

  • ABC

    Thanks bornhere. That’s what I thought too, but it seems like it’s been going on for awhile now. Altho it’s stopped now hasn’t it? So maybe I can stop fearing the Park Slope mafia? Nah.

  • hoppy

    The Park Slope flight paths were approaches into La Guardia. I’ve noticed this evening that were several low flying wide body planes with international livery (Swissair MD-11, Virgin A-340, e.g.), which leads me to believe there was a temporary re-routing of JFK flight paths due to some bizarre weather condition (high winds?) at a low ceiling. Just speculating.

  • kirkaldy

    For anyone more interested in the Park than the flight path, there is a related video on the WNYC website:

    http://blogs.wnyc.org/culture/2009/04/04/cityscapes-whats-not-to-like-about-brooklyn-bridge-park/