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A firefighter, a heroic police officer, George McGovern, Caroline Kennedy, the Central Park hawk spotter, Patriots Against the Patriot Act, Sen. Chuck Schumer, and lots of New York characters and clowns.Click here to see it.

 

Firefighter at the annual memorial for other firefighters who perished. (Arnow photo)
Mayor Michael Bloomberg shows off his stance before the annual police/fire stickball tournament last summer. Photo by Pat Arnow

Photos from  
The Chief-Leader
The Civil Employees' Weekly

Mayor Michael Bloomberg shows off his batting stance at the annual police/fire stickball tournament. click here for other photos

The Chief-Leader online

 
A tomato sort of grows on Grand St.  by Pat Arnow
Not much nature, not much nurture
Blooms behind bars,
Bushes in bondage
A salute
to the brave plants
of New York
 

A Chorus Line of Ducks at Sammy's Noodles in the Village, New York, by Pat Arnow

The chorus line of ducks at Sammy's Noodles.
Photo by Pat Arnow
More New York Poultry
 

The Old Home Pages
New York City in pictures and stories from 2002 to the present, from mist rising from a Lincoln Center pool to the Virgin of Guadalupe on some guy's chest on the subway. Click here for the archives.

Elephant pooping missiles at an anti-war demonstration back before the war. Photo by Pat Arnow
 
Bob & Edna Arnow on their honeymoon in Kentucky, 1940
Family
Edna and Bob Arnow (a.k.a. Mom and Dad)
 


Slide show from a trip to Tonalá, Zacatecas, and San Blas, Mexico. To me, dogs, pastel walls, and carved out spaces for electric boxes were as embematic as the stone churches. I also loved tanks and laundry on rooftops etched against the blue blue sky.

Click here to see the whole slide show.

Tonalá dog and pastel walls, emblematic of Mexico. Photo by Pat Arnow

I made a New Orleans Mardi Gras 2006 picture blog--people, floats, neighborhoods.
There were a lot of ruined refrigerator costumes and jokes at the expense of FEMA and Bush. The city retains character if not so many people or homes.

Krewe D'etat float, "Who Dropped It" on a giant basketball with 17th St. Canal overflowing
All photos copyrighted, Pat Arnow © 2004-2008