MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: elevated

The original plan for the Westway included off and on ramps on the north side of the roundabout, mirroring the ones on the south side, but they were never completed. goo.gl/maps/1ceo1nobkrd1HbnM9

Lots of things go on underneath the Westway. There's a sport/fitness centre, a Travelers community with horse stables, and we saw various trailers and craft service vehicles for the filming of something.

People sit here and watch the traffic on 10th Avenue through big glass windows.

More guys looking down at a car park. The Empire State Building in the distance.

We saw this Jeff Koons exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery before our walk on the High Line.

This guy was taking photos of a car park. The High Line is a park that was built on a disused elevated freight railroad line on the West Side of Manhattan. We walked from 23rd Street down to 11th Street, the turned around and walked back to 14th Street where we took the lift to the pavement below.

You can see the Empire State Building in the distance. The High Line is a park that was built on a disused elevated freight railroad line on the West Side of Manhattan. We walked from 23rd Street down to 11th Street, the turned around and walked back to 14th Street where we took the lift to the pavement below.

The High Line is a park that was built on a disused elevated freight railroad line on the West Side of Manhattan. We walked from 23rd Street down to 11th Street, the turned around and walked back to 14th Street where we took the lift to the pavement below.

The High Line is a park that was built on a disused elevated freight railroad line on the West Side of Manhattan. We walked from 23rd Street down to 11th Street, the turned around and walked back to 14th Street where we took the lift to the pavement below.

Ghostsign on the High Line. Something WAREHOUSES, INC. U.S. BONDED something else.

The High Line is a park that was built on a disused elevated freight railroad line on the West Side of Manhattan. We walked from 23rd Street down to 11th Street, the turned around and walked back to 14th Street where we took the lift to the pavement below.