Standing In The Shadows Of Love 11.
The book "Bluegrass," by William Van Meter, sits all by its lonesome on an amplifier in the center of a small stage ringed by white light bulbs at Union Pool, an old pool-hall-turned-bar in the shadow of the B.Q.E., in Williamsburg.
(Photograph: T. Cole Rachel) The book "Bluegrass," by William Van Meter, sits all by its lonesome on an amplifier in the center of a small stage ringed by white light bulbs at Union Pool, an old pool-hall-turned-bar in the shadow of the B.Q.E., in Williamsburg.
By Vicky Raab January 9, 2009 The book "Bluegrass," by William Van Meter, sits all by its lonesome on an amplifier in the center of a small stage ringed by white light bulbs at Union Pool, an old pool-hall-turned-bar in the shadow of the B.Q.E., in Williamsburg.
In late March, the German-born Zeitz opened a new eight-villa retreat here — an intimate cactus-ringed oasis of lush gardens, saltwater swimming pools and rustic-chic dwellings in the shadow of Mount Kenya.
Sitting in the shadow of Mount Princeton, the Cottonwood Hot Springs pools were packed the last time we visited, in summer high season.
Tucked just below the beachfront, it sits in the shadow of a new skate park and kids' playground with paddling pool.
In the shadow of the new tower is the 9/11 memorial, made up of two reflecting pools in the footprints of where the twin towers used to stand.
In the shadow of the Black Cuillins, the icy water of Allt Coir a'Mhadaidh spills down a series of waterfalls and pools.
