LION is sipping a cold drink from Dunkin Donuts.
ROAR
The Route of the Broadway Lion The Largest Subway Layout in North Dakota.
Here there be cats. LIONS with CAMERAS
Bottom of the left lamp post.
In the white reverse "L" angle at center left -- what is that, a repurposed window-mount air conditioner?
LION is running on the railing so he doesn't miss his train.
What is the location of the bumper post photo?
MidlandMike What is the location of the bumper post photo?
Is (L) train, is it not?
Is out doors, is it not?
Must be last stop on CANARSIE line.
Must it be Rockaway Parkway?
Trolley service used to continue beyond this point all the way to the Canarsie Pier. Now is motor bus. Motor bus pulls right into the station to effect a free transfer between bus and subway. Bus stop is just to RIGHT of LION as him takes photograph. Yard for (L) trains is just to the right of the stopped train.
On the end of the stem above the flower that pokes out the farthest to the right.
Left-hand bolt above the "D 15".
On the lady's left shoulder.
Should not you do some photo correction so that the red signal light is all red?
Lion,
So this is where He's hanging out.
I don't hang out here much.....but will, just to go on the hunt....much easier, when You can blow up the pic'.
Take Care!
Frank
He must think that he's a mountain lion. He's on top of the cupola of the red brick building to the left of where the subway ducks below ground level.
Sitting just to the right of the bottom signal lens (the one just above the white X sign)
The photo just above ROAR in capitals is taken from the south end of the 125th Street Station,northbound platform, on Broadway of the "1" line, looking south. The rather square brick building beyond the high rise apartment houses is the Jewish Theological Seminary, where in the Autumn of 1944 and winter of 1944-1945 I studied with advanced Rabbinical student Gershon Weiner, who bacame a Conservative Rabbi and then moved to Israel and became a leading Yiddish teacher, trying to prevent the dissapearance of that language. The window not only overlooked the tracks shown, but also of course the comings and goings of the "B" Broadway-42nds Street Third Avenue Transit conduit streetcar line with its handsome home-built Huuffliners and the occasional Tenth Avenue line Brill Convertable. Difficult to keep concetrated on Torah and prayers in such an envirionment.
When I finally met up with Rabbi Gershon at a lecture on Israeli education he gave in September 2000 in memory of diseased Aunt Leah's at her retirement home, he immediately asked:
"Well, David, was the Bar Mitzvah a success?"
14th Street-Canarsie Line "L-line" station, with the Lion just beyond the fifth pole from the right on the opposite platform.
(GG) Train. LION is not on the 5th Column.
BroadwayLion (GG) Train. LION is not on the 5th Column. ROAR
Is he on top of that paint stripe or white streak on the web of the first (rightmost) column?
He's sitting on the chain marker on the first pole in the foreground.
Isn't it now just the G?
Thanks for the correction. Yes, just "G?" Double letters have been out for about 25 years.
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