
While New York's super seedy Bowery is being overtaken by high-rise $$multi-million$$

condos, the Lower East Side remains as non-gentrified as any remaining nabe in Manhattan. Whole Foods Market changed everything along Delancey Street, where there are now McDonald's, Subway, Bank of America, Chase & other national retailers, but along such streets as Orchard, Rivington, Ludlow and Eldridge, there's still much magic.
Thursday eve, Leonard, Donna Mae and I spent four hours traipsing around the locale, soaking up the culture, including a finale at the famous
Katz's Deli.
This was a new one on me: bicycle polo.
Orchard Street, where much of New York's original tenement housing was located...
Beautiful boutique hotel in the LES.

The border of Chinatown. Something smells fishy to me...
Movie-making with character actor Luis Guzman.
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