Oh, Xeno, I do love the brick architecture of the east coast. Seems less of that here in the heartland. Anyway, your village looks charming with so many trees and only 2 churches to avoid (-:
________________________________ From: Xenophaneros Anartaxius <anartax...@yahoo.com> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, July 29, 2013 7:26 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Xeno's Neighbourhood My neighbourhood is rather modest compared to Ann's and what is currently Barry's location. The Brewster New York Library, a place to get out of the heat, as it has been very warm here lately. A Methodist Church in Brewster. A monument to a sky god. A lake near Brewster. This is the kind of landscape found just outside of many towns in this area. Another church in Brewster. I have never been in any of them. The train station. This modest building is the direct connexion with Grand Central Terminal in New York City. As a senior, I can get into the city and back for about US$18 on non-peak commute times, a lot less expensive than driving 60 miles (100km) each way. It costs over three times less to take the train than to drive. And parking in the city is rather expensive if you cannot find a free spot away from the denser parts. I made these photos today, 29 July 2013. Gas prices for automobiles here is currently around US$4 for a US gallon which comes to about 0.60 Euros per litre.
