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The Outsider: Rooftop Farm in Bed-Stuy
A 500-SQUARE-FOOT VEGETABLE GARDEN six stories above Brooklyn is a whole lot of work, but Pamela Reed and Matthew Rader love all of it — even lugging jugs of water up stairs and waking at 6AM to pollinate pumpkin blossoms … Continue reading
The Insider: Well-Crafted Rehab in Bed-Stuy
ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS of last Saturday’s Bedford-Stuyvesant House Tour (the 33rd annual!) was the impressive level of craft in the bay-windowed 1890s limestone where Christiaan Bunce and his wife Jules Gim recently completed a gut rehab. No surprise, as … Continue reading
Diary of a Suddenly Busy Lady
LATELY, I’VE BEEN RUNNING hither and yon and back again. In the five days since my last post, I put 450 miles on my car — from East Hampton, L.I., to Brooklyn (108 miles), down to Philly and back (150 … Continue reading
Posted in BROOKLYN, HAMPTONS, LONG ISLAND, PHILADELPHIA, PROPERTIES FOR RENT
Tagged Accabonac Harbor, Bed-Stuy, Bedford-Stuyvesant, beer garden, Canon S95, Carroll Gardens, Central Park, Conservatory Garden, Cooper-Hewitt, East Hampton, Fishtown, Frankford Hall, historic district, Lewis Ave, MacDonough St, Saraghina, Sonia Delaunay, Springs, store for rent, Tin City, Upper East Side, Upper West Side, woodwork
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Bottom Fishing in Bed-Stuy
TODAY MY COUSIN AND I WENT ON A RECONNAISSANCE MISSION to Bedford-Stuyvesant, often considered the last repository of affordable brownstones in Brooklyn. I hadn’t been that way in years, and it looked good. Less garbage on the streets than in … Continue reading
