The Third Avenue Street Fair was held on Sunday, September 11. I don't attend very many of these fairs; they don't usually have anything I'd want to buy. Still, it was one of my last chances to spend some time outdoors in the summer and anyway I desperately needed to find socks—you know, the dressy ones with the gold toes. So out I went.
In conclusion, there was not one damn sock for sale on Third Avenue.
Note: Does anyone know the cover illustrator for the New Statesman's "American Psycho" image?
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| The street fair covered Third Avenue from 67th Street to 86th Street. |
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| Lady Liberty stands on her pedestal at 86th Street. |
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| Pickle Me Pete |
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| Balloon vendor |
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| Posters |
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| This unsigned poster image titled New York looks like the work of Ton Smits. The poster design deliberately imitates the New Yorker's logo without being a New Yorker image. |
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| The view to the south |
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| Still proudly for Bernie. The American Psycho! t-shirts may be inspired by a British New Statesman magazine cover. |
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| New Statesman, March 11-17, 2016 |
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| New Yorker covers matted and for sale |
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| Karl's Balls featuring takoyaki (octopus balls) "From Osaka to Yo Blocka." |
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| Glazed & Confused. Talkin' bout my generation. |
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| Kettle Corn NYC |
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| Green Ambulance, Lenox Hill Hospital, Northwell Health |
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| NYCFC bouncy house. The F is for soccer. |
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| Urban Lobster Shack |
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| So that explains it! |
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| Opera on Tap performs at TheaterMania |
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| Street harpist |
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| Your Second Avenue Subway progress report |
In conclusion, there was not one damn sock for sale on Third Avenue.
Note: Does anyone know the cover illustrator for the New Statesman's "American Psycho" image?
Attempted Bloggery's quick links:
Attempted Bloggery's streetwise index
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