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We’ve got birds on our brains. This article was posted four years ago, but as birding has continued to soar in popularity, we thought we would update it for you and re-post. Have a great birding summer! There is…
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Thoughtful, uncompetitive birding in your backyard or neighborhood. The New York Times wrote a long article a couple of weeks before Christmas about a different way to observe birds. Millions of people are birdwatchers. There are clubs and groups worldwide…
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Sharon Lorenzo shares her sailing victory story. In 1958 naval architects began to build a new fleet of yachts that would sail in the major ocean races with a more streamlined design for efficiency and speed on the water. Bill…
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Insects are the unsung heroes that support the world. Insects are crucial for the health of our environment and new apps make it easy to identify and understand them. Insects pollinate over 85% of wildflowers and over 75% of agricultural…
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Graffiti, Street Art, Graphic Air Museums all Over NYC My husband and I took an early morning drive to Astoria, Queens in NYC to experience the Welling Court Mural Project (WCMP). The street art – with murals on urban walls,…
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Sharon Lorenzo visits New York City’s newest park, and finds it a charmer. Little Island Park, Pier 55, Hudson River, New York Not far from his executive office at 18th Street and the West Side Drive, noted executive of Interactive…
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The wet version of Forest Bathing. The current craze for ‘wild swimming’ came from England and began making the news several years ago. Wild swimming, also known as open water swimming and cold-water immersion, is simply swimming outdoors in a…
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Sharon Lorenzo shares her enthusiasm for the The Baker Museum, Naples, Florida Founded in 2000, the Baker Museum is a 30,000 square foot regional museum annexed to a large performance complex in the Pelican Bay area of Naples, Florida. In…
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The Eiffel Tower of Manhattan? Sharon Lorenzo introduces ASE to the new Hudson Yards, Fortune Magazine proclaimed that this sculpture in the new Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project might be considered the Eiffel Tower of Manhattan.[1] Looming 150 feet high with…
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