Photo by myself on Madison Avenue, around 62nd Street on the Upper East Side.
It was really, really, really cold in New York on Monday. Above, the window of a coffee shop on Madison Avenue was completely fogged up.
The news predicted it would be 8 degrees Fahrenheit (-13 Celsius) on Monday. With the wind, it felt like negative 25 degrees (-32 Celsius)!
At the moment, people look like they're dressed more for Siberia than for New York City. Many folks are wearing hats with ear flaps, knee-length down parkas, huge fur hats, rubber boots, ear muffs, faux-fur trimmed hoods and gloves.
Dogs are also geared up in down jackets. This adorable French Bulldog gave me the eyeball, Monday morning.
Rupert tolerated the snow and cold, on a recent romp in Prospect Park.
It's been a while since I've shared a photo of our dog, Rupert. I'm posting one here in honor of my friend Maria, in Madrid. Maria visited New York for the first time, last summer.
Related posts: Cold Days in Midtown, Braving the Chill in Bryant Park and Brrrrrrrr.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Out in the Cold, on the Upper East Side
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le bonjour a rupert qui a l'air de bien aimer jouer dans la neige et puis il est à la mode ;)
Hi Olivier!
I am slowly learning my French through you.
Oui, a la mode, toujours a la mode!
i like the purity of that coffee shop shot. Rupert a happy boy!
I really love this blog. I want to visit NY for the first time soon. Greets from Belgium x
That dog in the second shot is flashing a look that could kill...
Brrr, that is very cold. The dogs don't seem to bother the cold. They look fashionable in their coats.
oh Rupert:))) he is so cute! You r really suffering with the cold, we aren't doing badly at all compared to you.
It's been cold here in Toronto too - I have been wearing so many layers of clothes that I feel like the Michelin man!
I feel sorry for the one in pink!
Those eyes says it all.....
LIke your blog. Interesting and very nice!:)
I love Rupert's coat. Do you know what brand it is. I'm in Canada, so hopefully I can find one here too.
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