It’s so easy to rush through the city without ever really seeing our surroundings, but there is beauty everywhere if only we open our hearts to the world around us. I spotted this building with such pretty architectural detailing in Lenox Hill.
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That is very handsome indeed. I always try to take notice of what I am seeing when wandering around cities and towns, especially when it comes to turn of the century/early 20th Century buildings – they don’t make ’em like this anymore, do they.