EXPLORING AMERICA'S
MOST ORIGINAL URBAN PARK
Noted photographer and horticulturalist Rick Darke
provides the preface, additional text and photographs. Principal photography is
by Scott Myln and Juan Valentine.
La Farge, a lifelong New Yorker who lives along the High
Line in Chelsea, writes a the blog Livin' the High Line.
The book features seven color coded chapters that cover
various sections of the High Line.
It also has a five-panel gatefold map, so it can be a
guidebook as well as a keepsake souvenir of Gotham's famed urban park.
The gatefold map is especially handy for wheelchair
users, as it marks accessible, elevator-served entrances at 14th, 16th, 23rd
and 30th streets.
High Line book review continues tomorrow, October 20
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