From green thumb Elizabeth C. comes this picture of the rare Sign Tree, thought to be extinct, but apparently thriving in the warm Caledonian sun on Parade Place. The old Caledonian Hospital, soon to be known as 123 on the Park, a major rental project developed by the Chetrit Group, was responsible for the genocide of these trees in pursuit of its healing sap, long sought after by Scottish Vikings for its ability to cure mortal cases of acid reflux and/or persistent hiccups.
The Sign Tree is notable for its specific leaf structure, which often resemble missives from the NYC DOT and NYPD.
5 comments:
I guess these people don't find these pics as interesting as I do.
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There you go Elizabeth C! A smiley face. What's better than that?
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As per that ATT commercial ("infinity times infinity")
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Especially for both photo and text
SQUEEEE!
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