Walkin' In Brooklyn

Yes, I know that I haven't uploaded any pictures since March. I've been walking all that time though. So here are some of my recent walks.

Part 3 of filling in this section of Sheepshead Bay had me walking up Sheepshead Bay Road, and down East 11 Street, with a side quest down Lancaster Ave and back along Crawford Ave. Those two avenues are three blocks long, much larger than the average block breaker. I'm not done with Sheepshead Bay by any means. Just this section. The above map is a screenshot of the Map My Walk app, taken last Thursday, March 2, 2023. I started by walking up Sheepshead Bay Road where Ave Z cuts two triangular plots of land, like a bowtie. Only one has any greenspace though. Sheepshead Bay Rd merges into E 13th Street, which held a surprise for me. I saw a street sign for Margaret Court. I crossed over to look for this hidden street. On a map, I would've mistaken it for an alley full of garages or parking spaces. As you can see below, it has two rows of homes, which are numbered 1-22 for this block. Not 1301 - 1222 (f

This wasn't one of my longer walks, but I took quite a few photos. And I could've taken a few more. The route took me from the Nostrand A station to Atlantic Ave, by way of Herkimer Place, to Classon (with a short side trip), then over to Pacific, down to Vanderbilt, over to Bergen, and finally 4th Ave and the Barclays train station. Forty-five minutes, including time for photos and peering into store windows and deciding if I was hungry. Screenshot of Map My Walk app I probably have to thank a student whom I overheard give a colleague of mine directions to get to Downtown Brooklyn from Williamsburg. She insisted that instead of getting the L to 8th Ave (Manhattan) and getting the A there, it would be quicker to take the L to Broadway Junction where the A, which is express, gets you downtown in 3 stops. Now Broadway Junction is a massive connection point, so I wasn't too sure about it. But since I only wanted to go to Nostrand Ave, I gave it a shot. Game