I've lived in New York almost my entire life, and nothing could prepare me for the startling silence and tourist-less streets. I've never heard birds before over the usual cacophony of cars, construction and sirens, but now the air was full of their spring songs. Which was cool, but totally not cool given the circumstances. I live by the Met, the Guggenheim and Central Park, and my neighborhood was always alive with people from all over the world. Yes, I'm a typical New Yorker and I've bitched about the crowds, but now the sidewalks were literally empty... Except me and a few others out for a last walk before #coronalife. Here's sending all BPer's my hope that you stay safe and you stay strong. Support the #WCS.
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Madison Ave. at East 92nd St.
Lexington Ave. at East 92nd St.
East 92nd St. looking east from 5th Ave.
5th Ave. in front of the Guggenheim Museum at East 89th St.
5th Ave. looking north from East 83rd St.
Looking north in front of the Met at East 81st St.
Central Park at 2:30pm on a Wednesday Afternoon #wtf
