After three quiet evenings in the country, we crossed the George Washington Bridge on Monday afternoon.  Usually we’re on it in the dark of night.  By day, it’s a river of industry flowing into the life of NYC.

This new building is right at the entrance, covered in a skin of clouds.

The view out the sunroof, when I noticed, among other amusements, the meal related trucks.

A transporter’s ad for the appetizers it carries,

The main course brought to us by Bumble Bee,

Baci chocolates for dessert,

Stacked chairs on a new car carrier, sans cars,

One of a few horse trailers going to New York.  Go figure.

By the time we hit the West Side Highway, we were no longer quiet country folks but had joined the excitement and the speed, while counting our blessings for the green peace of Sullivan County and the bustling energy of our beloved city.  It may seem insane to those that live elsewhere, but this place inspires me to no end.

I sometimes wonder if I will ever tire of it, but so far,                                                                                              it feeds my heart and soul, coming and going.