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Complaint: 8/2 Swear on phone & text, 8/30 Swear,threatened to punch my face and throw me over balcony, bullies me to pay more for service and punches my house. Today is Monday, November 25, 2013 and our home is still not completed. From no caulking on trim/ceiling above entry and deck, wet bar granite not glued down, seam not sealed, granite not polished/sealed with sealant as well as missing caulking on the backsplash, in addition to numerous of materials (wheel barrow, lock box, water hose, rebar, stake, rocks throughout) not removed; besides the numerous of touch ups still needed, which I'd really rather not have them come back to do; because every time they come it makes matters worse (ex. Paint on counter, tile, cabinet, window, toilet, etc. as well as many shavings not cleaned up and the many touch ups done without any texture are very noticeable and the touch up with texture looks different from lemon peel finish also noticeable; I believe they've removed the tape from several spots needing attention without doing any work too). They came back to fix the gutter which wasn't sloping correctly but didn't patch the holes on fascia now exposed to the elements. Little to no communications from ** or his "team" this entire project. He's unapproachable and very intimidating. Meetings changed, and he's late too most; he returns calls/texts/emails late or not at all. Several no shows - no calls. Always too busy for me; other meetings, and open houses seem more important. He took many trips during my project, five to be exact. There has never been any quality control nor project manager, no schedule, no walk-thru with sub-contractors. ** says he's not going to "baby sit" his guys; so my project suffered. Even wife ******* mentioned "***" works full time with TSA and shouldn't be a project manager; which later ** let him go. I had to constantly stay on top of this project and give **** many reminders and advise of critical corrections because of their over sight. ******** didn't have blue print for my materials until I called after the concrete pour while ** in Disneyland, neither did the plumber until the morning of as well as the electrician the morning of too; I emailed them both soft copies. No dust control, no permits posted (finally got a copy of permit from ******* on July 30th which at that point found out permit was issued on May 28th), bins never around when needed, and electrical ground never tied in to the foundations rebar. I'm stuck with over spray and stains on new sidewalk which I tried to remove myself with power washer, concrete splatter/caulking/paint/gouges on brand new CMU wall, a driveway that hasn't been floated evenly (abnormalities) fronting garage, CMU wall above 6', top of driveways finish concrete near the sliding gate and entry gate that ***** marked a line prior to pour finished well below mark now ********* (gate guy) fabricated sliding gate and entry gate doesn't match up to top of wall, finished garage floor with gouges and paint that's difficult to remove and asphalt in lane has paint, concrete spillage and gouges from bin and stuck with stone veneer I'm not even a fan of because last minute had to choose another and not too much to choose from. Too many compromises on my part: Start/Finish dates delayed causing me an extra mortgage payment $1600 and an extra month's rent $2500, no motion sensor installed, Bedroom 3 & 5 windows not centered, Sliding door opens wrong way, Pocket door in wrong place, Windows & doors not made to print, had to choose another granite countertop and stone veneer due to delay in placing orders, window installed below stone veneer, little to no clean up, one top coat in/out and spray painted doors touched up with paint brush and has dents; very noticeable. Also, many "headers/beams" installed from other jobsite, charged for electrical (light/switch for garage closet, sensor for garage door opener, kitchen 3 way switch). I was forced to sell my 2011 Toyota Tacoma and take a loss because of his bullying tactics to charge me more without change orders. Need warranty information; CONTINUED IN NEXT BOX, SEE ATTACHED
Desired Settlement: already problem with grey box for Water heater. One weekend without hot water, and for many weeks water not being reheated over night for morning shower; figured out timer keeps getting stuck at the 9 pm setting on dial. Constant reminders: Blue prints, permits, eye brow eve, holes in shingles, gutter sloping wrong, granite, stone veneer, tiled seat in shower, material in yard, master bath window too large and then no frost, wet bar granite, builder trend, schedule, termite truss, saw zaw concrete for ground (still not done), pony wall (said ugly), honey comb in footing, vents in roof for pv, bent drain near l/t, etc. In summary, I'm basically asking for: 1. Written apology for his non-professionalism, lack of communication and his behavior in regards to him swearing, threats and bullying me to pay more $. 2. Written guarantee for CMU wall since it's above 6 feet, if any alterations are needed he will come back and fix at no costs to me ($32K Cash paid) 3. Written guarantee that no mold between drywall/T1-11 behind Washer from the leak as well no mold from holes in roof shingles. 4. Written guarantee that all headers on 2nd floor and garage headers that were installed from "another job site" and since not brand new Warranty from termite. Per Honsador framing lumber to be NEW and Termite treated. 5. Follow up with Honsador (Terri) regarding written guarantee no live termite on truss above garage. 6. Updated schematic (blue print drawings) reflecting all changes (windows sizes, door sizes, which way door opens, pantry noW smaller, pocket door placement, cabinets, outlets & lighting which plans were under drawn) 7. Would like credit for my 2 gallons of exterior paint that was borrowed for color match then used to paint the house. In addition, I would like credit for 2 gallons of ceiling paint, 5 gallons of interior paint for 2nd coat for places that was touched up and lemon peel spray too finish the touch ups myself about $225. Also, will need credit to buy caulking for ceiling trim above deck and entrance which was never caulked. 8. In addition to the above credit, he needs to credit me $546 which I was bullied into paying for additional concrete; which last minute was told $24,000. Woody measured 1303 s.f. if multiplied by $18 comes out to $23,454. 9. Credit also for the following items: 67 pulls, 3 exterior lights, 2 sconce lights, 5 ceiling lights, 2 closet rod/shelves, 15-T8 (3') bulbs, 30 CFL's, 6 Towel Bars, 3 TP holders, 3 Towel Rings, Door Bell Set, 3 Tub Shower/Faucet around $1,345. 10. Credit also in the following $250 for the additional electric which I was charged and not Ozzy: rough in and install garage light & switch in garage closet, 3 way switch for wet bar, low voltage power for garage door and I had to buy my own genie garage door opener. 11. I can understand not getting credit for the mortgage $1600 because the delay was on prints because Maile's husband was sick then new drafter and then needing more structuring per engineer; however is part of "Ozzy's team, but should get credit for rent $2500. 12. I would like someone to clear all the debris/materials in my yard, but if Oz doesn't want to send someone to do the labors intensive work than credit me $500 for the time and rental of a truck to remove. I have his wheel barrow filled to the top with rock and that was only a small sections. 13. If granite guy not coming back then credit to purchase glue, caulking and sealant for wet bar granite counter top and backsplash. 14. Credit and Warranty for Beams for almost every window/door header for 2nd floor and partial of garage from another jobsite. Final Invoice should be +/- $12,000 $19,774.42 5% remaining balance -$2,465.00 credit for purchased items -$1,345.00 credit for additional items +666.00 for Stone veneer -$546.00 over charge for add'l concrete -$225.00 paint -$1,600.00 morTgage -$2,500 rent -$500 Material removal -$250 Electrical rough ins Also, credit for used beams from another project.
Business Response: Initial Business Response /* (1000, 7, 2013/12/08) */ December 8, 2013 Dear ****** & ***** ******, I have been forwarded by email your letter of complaint/dispute dated November 28, 2013 by Better Business Bureau of Hawaii, and I was very sorry to learn that you are still upset; despite all the meetings we've had regarding your home. I apologize for the distress you have experienced as a result. I can assure you that it was not my intention to cause you additional stress/anxiety. We want to address these issues in a way that is fair and accommodating for both parties. Having looked at our records, I noted that your home was demolished on the 3rd of June 2013 (start of project) and finished on September 14, 2013, which I had calculated as 73 working days in the completion of your home. We do offer a 90 working day build-out, but it's not guaranteed on any contract. So with that said, Ozzy's Construction, Inc. was never allowed the allotted time to finish your home. If you had allowed Ozzy's Construction the correct 90 working days we would have been done on October 9, 2013. Furthermore, by not allowing us time to finish your home, I feel that I am not responsible for crediting you the extra mortgage payment or extra months rental. On Friday August 30, 2013, my son and I arrived at your address, *************** (jobsite address). When I arrived I went to check on my concrete guy ***** who was next door pouring a driveway. I then made my way to your home up to the second floor only to find you (******) mad, upset and punching the railing caps of your own home. I did approach you (******) to ask what was wrong, and you said that you were supposed to move in today because our 90 days were up. I responded saying that those 90 days included weekdays, not weekends and holidays. Because of your verbal threats, bad attitude and physical harm, I advised all employees and sub-contractors to finish up what they were doing, so you could move in right away. You insisted that you didn't want to pay another month of rent or mortgage, so we finished as soon as we could to get you into your home, which was not finished at whole. After this incident, we returned four times on 9/14, 9/20-21, 10/3 and 11/13 to do the painting, rain gutters, electric panels and other punch list items. At this time, we believe all items were completed. Also, the two gallon buckets of semi-gloss exterior paint were only borrowed to get a paint match. The painter returned it and it's located in your garage storage. On September 29, 2013, we sent you a final invoice **********. You paid $19,774.42 with check number ***. As discussed, we credited you the amount of $2,465 for the listed purchased items, making the balance due $19,506.92. Most of the additional purchases that you made, was a result of us not being able to finish. (Most of these things are usually provided to the homeowner, except the hardware for the cabinets and drawers.) By law, a one-year warranty is required by the state and is included in the contract. (See Construction Agreement, page 2). The gutters have a 5-year guarantee against leaks and 5 year warranty on workmanship. You will also receive a 20-year warranty on your HI-Bor pressure treated lumber in the mail. As far as dust control, projects less than 15,000 square feet for Single-Family or Two-Family Dwelling uses or less than 7500 square feet for other uses, may be controlled by spraying water as necessary. (See City and County Rules and Regulations, Category 2). Lastly, the communication between ****** and Ozzy's Construction, has always been scheduled promptly. If one party was not able to meet, a call was made to reschedule the appointment with either both parties. Ozzy's Construction does not take sides to any job; every job/homeowner is treated equally and fair. At Ozzy's Construction we only hire QUALIFIED employees and sub-contractors. We are a SMALL Business company where it's just myself and my wife, there are no QC's or PM's. If we had to hire more management, than we wouldn't be able to give homeowners the affordable price we offer. I take pride in the workmanship and quality that I deliver to each homeowner. Each homeowner is given plans before we start and a jobsite copy is always present at each jobsite. Once again I am very sorry that you were upset by my manner. Your letter has given me the opportunity to reflect on this and I would like to reassure you that although it was not intentional, I have taken your feedback seriously and will endeavor to use your comments in a positive way in my future dealings with other homeowners. I hope that you will accept my explanation and apology for what occurred. We would like to arrange for a meeting to resolve all our issues, whenever it is most convenient for you. If you have any questions about my response, please do not hesitate to contact me. Respectfully submitted, ***********************, President Ozzy's Construction, Inc. Phone: (***) ******** Email: *************************** Final Consumer Response /* (3000, 40, 2014/02/14) */ February 14, 2014 Your final proposal is unsatisfactory, because item number 3 of my list of requests was not acknowledged. Items 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 have been met or explained to my satisfaction - pending receipt of hard documentations pertaining to item #1 (CMU wall permit) and item #2 (water leak). For review: 1) (Satisfactory agreement 2/6/2014, pending receipt of documentation) A written guarantee from Ozzy's Construction stating that because the CMU wall is over 6 feet tall, any required alterations in the future will be completed at no cost to owner. Alternately, provide permit, with engineering stamp, for wall over 6 feet tall. 2) (Satisfactory agreement 2/6/2014, pending receipt of documentation) A written guarantee from Ozzy's Construction stating that because of the leak which occurred in the garage due to plumbers pressurizing the system, any occurrence of mold between drywall/T1-11 behind the washer will be cleaned up at no cost to me. 3) (Not satisfactory. No acknowlegdement in previous letter dated 2/6/2014) Credit $2,500. Credits owed to owner for incomplete and faulty work. Due to recurrence of false statements and loss of confidence in work provided by Ozzy's Construction, no further services requested. Instead, monetary compensation is desired for materials and labor for to complete the following myself: Entire house (interior/exterior) needs 2 coat of paint Bath 1 o Apply missing caulking on trim behind door hinges Bath 2 o Apply missing grout below window o Apply missing caulking on trim behind door hinges o Touch ups needed Bedroom 1 o Apply missing caulking on trim behind door hinges o Touch ups needed Bedroom 2 o Apply missing caulking on trim behind door hinges o Touch ups needed Bedroom 3 o Apply missing caulking on trim behind door hinges o Touch ups needed Bedroom 4 o Remove tape & scraping on carpet o Apply missing caulking on trim behind door hinges o Bottom of door needs to be shaved; drags on carpet o Touch ups needed Bedroom Master o Apply missing caulking on trim behind door hinges Master Bathroom o Remove paint on tile & toilet & towel bar & window o Correct textured ceiling from previous touch up; noticeably different o Remove texture spray inside ceiling fan glass o Apply missing caulking on trim behind door hinges o Apply missing caulking 2 places above tile in shower, plus grout chipped/"cracked" o Bottom of door needs to be shaved; drags on tile o Touch ups needed Master Walk-in Closet o Install missing electrical outlet, not installed because pocket door in wrong place (on print) o Touch ups needed Covered Lanai o Apply missing caulking trim to ceiling o Repair blister on railing; previous blisters were only touched up, never filled Entry o Apply missing caulking trim to ceiling o Resolve: front door pops when opened o Door needs to be sanded and painted Exterior o Resolve: ground not tied to foundations rebar o CMU wall: chips in tile from machine as well as concrete splatter from concrete pour o Resolve: abnormalities on driveway fronting garage o Resolve: over spray and stains on sidewalk o Resolve: missing caulking between bottom of windows and trim o Resolve: debris left from construction. Rebar, lock, rocks in yard o Resolve: holes from gutter on fascia need touch ups o Resolve: damage to shed o Remove paint still on flashing o Resolve: lane has paint, concrete, physical gouges from rent-a-can Family Room o Resolve: textured ceiling from previous touch up noticeably different in appearance o Resolve: garage door spring hinge broke, causing damage to trim. Door does not close correctly o Touch ups needed o Sand and repaint door to garage Garage o Resolve: extensive gouges on floor, paint on floor o Paint garage door trim, and trim around windows o Resolve: electrical box cover doesn't stay closed o Resolve: grey box timer gets stuck on 9pm and remains in the off position o Touch ups needed Hallway o Touch ups needed Kitchen o Remove paint on cabinet, granite and tile o Resolve: textured ceiling from previous touch up noticeably different in appearance o Touch ups needed Living Room o Missing caulking under trim closest to sliding door Stairs o Touch ups needed Wet bar Granite countertop not sealed, backsplash needs caulking, needs to be glued down, seam need to be filled o Paint on cabinet and on kick plate below cabinets o Touch ups needed 4) (Satisfactory agreement 2/6/2014) Credit $1,532.00. Remove charges for thin set, sealers and associated labor. This was not approved in writing prior to work. No claim by contractor for extra cost shall be made unless the work to be performed is ordered or approved by Owner in writing prior to the performance of work. Additional expenses were not made available to the Owner with written records of expense in the form of invoices or estimates. 5) (Satisfactory agreement 2/6/2014) Credit $1,077.00. Credits owed to owner for items purchased by myself in place of units provided by Ozzy's Construction. These items include 3 exterior lights, 2 sconce lights, 5 ceiling lights, 2 closet rod/shelves, 15-T8 (3') bulbs, 30 CFL's, 6 Towel Bars, 3 TP holders, 3 Towel Rings, Door Bell Set, 3 Tub Shower/Faucet. 6) (Satisfactory agreement 2/6/2014) Credit $546.00. Overcharged for concrete work on driveway and sidewalk. Actual cost was $23,464, but I was billed in the amount of $24,000. 7) (Satisfactory agreement 2/6/2014) Credit $250.00. Incorrectly charged to owner instead of Ozzy's Construction for electrical rough in and install of light/switch in garage closet, the 3 way switch for wet bar and the low voltage power for garage door included in Oahu package. 8) (Request for credit is rescinded since we moved in on Oct. 1, 2013 allowing Ozzy's Construction Inc. the 120 Calendar days to complete) Credit $2,500. Additional compensation due to unnecessarily incurred charges for rent while construction was delayed, stress due to lack of communication and not meeting stated milestones in construction schedule leading to uncertain move-in and move-out dates of rental unit and new house. I feel that several statements from your previous letter need to be addressed. Firstly, you once again falsely specify my move-in date. I will restate that my move-in date was October 1st, 2013. This allowed you 120 calendar days to complete construction. It was prior to October 1st, 2013 that Ozzy himself made the decision to abandon my project, "advising all employees and sub-contractors to finish up what they were doing." Secondly, you continue to falsely state that "work finished on Sept. 15, 2013." I have proof that this is not the case. Thirdly, your continued threats to put a Lien against my property are unwarranted, because construction remains unfinished. My home continues to be unfinished and many items were deviated from plans: smaller windows installed in all bedrooms instead of the proper windows reflected on prints, windows not centered in bedrooms 3 & 5, sliding door opening wrong way in family room which also was reflected on prints, pocket door installed in wrong place for master walk-in-closet which also eliminated an electrical outlet, bedroom 1 closet framed smaller, electric ground never tied to foundations rebar and much more has resulted because of no QC or PM. Once a satisfactory agreement is reached between Ozzy's Construction, Inc., and myself, with the oversight of the DCCA, you will receive payment promptly by certified mail. ************* Final Business Response /* (4000, 37, 2014/02/05) */ Aloha ****** & ***** ******, Since the last invoice emailed on September 29, 2013, the following FINAL INVOICE has been revised to show the credits agreed to. The attached invoice is for your review and for your records and a copy has also been cc'd to BBB (***********). On the invoice we have agreed to credit you the following: $2,465.00 (credit for purchased items-listed on your previous first letter); $1,532.00 (#4 Thin set, sealers, and labor), $1,077.00 (#5 Additional items purchased); $546.00 (#6 Over charge for concrete); and $250.00 (#7 Electrical charges). However, we are going to deny the $2,500 (#8 Additional compensation for rental fees). Your balance due to Ozzy's Construction, Inc. is $14,569.92. Failure to pay what is due may result in a Lien against your property. With regards to your request about the CMU wall, on November 5, 2013 inspector ************** met with **** at your site. Inspector ******** advised **** that everything had passed and that she will close the permit, with the exception that your dog kennel will be removed which was the only problem she encountered, which she also advised your wife about too. Upon final walk-through there was no mold surfacing behind the washer, however if any mold shall appear within the 1 year Contractor's License Board warranty, Ozzy's Construction will provide the cleanup with NO COST to you. As explained in the previous response letter regarding the denial of additional compensation for rental fees; on August 30, 2013 you clearly stated with aggression that "today is my 90 day and I'm supposed to move in", and **** tried to explain to you that it wasn't (see contract; I. Scope of this Contract), but you still insisted. So he honored your wish to have you and your family moved in. That same day he advised all workers of Ozzy's Construction and sub-contractors to come together to button up everything and finish by the 15th of September. You did not allow Ozzy's Construction to fulfill our contract up to the 120 calendar day which you signed and agreed to. Once again we offer our deepest apologies to you and ohana. There's no easy way to say this. We made a pledge, we didn't stick to it, and for that we are sorry. With that said we'd like to express our appreciation for your constructive criticism which help to shape us for 2014, we've taken the time to reconstruct the way we do business. Sincerely, **************, Office Manager Ozzy's Construction, Inc.
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Paul Spoerry book published
Paul Spoerry, the CAFG President, has just had an important study of Medieval pottery in Cambridgeshire published. With copious photographs and line drawings, this work will help make our identification of medieval pottery found while field walking that much easier. Congratulations to Paul for a welcome addition and an up-to-date view of our local pottery.
Fieldwork completed at Hardwick Church
Last weekend members of CAFG and the PCC carried out the excavations in the Hardwick Church car park area. The purpose was to see whether there was any significant archaeology on the site that would interrupt their plans to build a new hall there.
It was a strange excavation as, once the hard core surface was removed, we came straight down on what appeared to be the natural surface. Olive/brown clay then gave way to lighter clays and within a short distance onto the blue/grey Gault clay. There were virtually no finds apart from a few pieces of tile and what looked like a flowerpot, all in the upper layer. Augering at a number of points across the site gave the same general stratigraphy. We then drew the section, as shown in the photo, before closing the site down and re-instating the carpark surface.
The net result is positive for the PCC as there are no signs of any archaeology to hold up their development plans. A report will be written for Shire Hall.
Excavating at St. Mary's Church, Hardwick
This weekend's excavation at St Mary's Church, Hardwick is a new venture for us in an area we have not been to before. So what can we expect?
Firstly, we will be treating this as a full excavation, not test pitting, so we can practise our skills again. Secondly, our work will help the Church Committee fulfil their planning obligations for a new hall to replace the existing Porta cabins.
What do we know about this site? Previous excavations in the area are very few in number and references in the Cambridge Historic Environment Records list equally as small. St Mary's Church lies in the original heart of the village which has been overtaken in importance by the modern settlement which lies north by the old A428 road. So the area is of some antiquity but in an area poorly served by roads in the medieval period and later. Hence it always had a relatively small population - that was changed by the enclosures which resulted in a brand new north-south road augmenting the ancient Portway bridle path which ran west-east. Alison Taylor reckons that a branch of the Portway goes alongside the church - so maybe we will find signs of that. In view of the dearth of information about the original village, our work can only shed more light on it.
How far does a field walker walk?
It's a question we have often asked ourselves - well now we know. Thanks to Tim's magic watch we know exactly how far he walked on Sunday. The GPS plot of his path, shown here, reveals that he walked 1.93 miles on Sunday morning. Assuming we all walked about the same amount that means a group total of almost 14 miles!!
This is a useful device as it shows, when superimposed over an aerial photo of the field in question, we were a little short in the middle stints. For the people who pick up the bags after the walking the distance ids even more - the week of 6th March Tim's watch revealed the field walking plus bag collection distance was just under 3 miles. So for a bit of healthy exercise come field walking!!
Our Haslingfield Project Report makes it into the 2015 PCAS Volume CIV
Congratulations to all the members involved in this write up, especially to Rob Atkins who did a major part in getting it into print. Pages 71 - 87 in the journal cover all our work over the years at Haslingfield which has led to a re-interpretation of the history of the village and the changes that took place there over the Bronze Age to late medieval period.
Let us hope that the Wimpole article being worked on at present also makes it into the next PCAS edition in 2016. A link to a summary of all the articles in this edition can be found
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7 April 2016
Members are encouraged to share their archaeological interests with the rest of the Group and Robert Skeen is starting the ball rolling with his interest in Bronze and Iron Age hoards. To see his note click
Test pitting excavations in the villages
Although the field walking season is over, archaeology carries on. Last weekend members of CAFG were organising and supporting a series of community test pit excavations in Stapleford and in Histon. These community exercises not only raise interest iin the villagers but also perform a useful function in filling in the archaeological map of Cambridgeshire. As this Histon photo shows, not only are they serious excavations but social events as well - lots of tea and cakes.
The finds can say an awful lot about the age and continuity of occupation in these places. The finds from Stapleford included some Roman and Medieval pottery but one pit had some small pieces of Neolithic pottery and struck flints. There were also the usual masses of post medieval finds, such as the 19th century button
Spring field walking 2016
Finishing off this Spring's field walking
After the excitement last week, Friday was back to the normal Lodge Farm fare, as the photograph shows. Instead of nice pieces of Samian it was the small abraded pieces of coarseware to the fore. The flints keep coming, including some nice cores, together with the post-medieval collection. It will be interesting to plot the flint finds because the appearance is of a scatter over the whole field.
The season is now finished but we have a number of fields at Fulbourn and Great Eversden which we can hopefully return to in the Autumn. For the field walkers, enjoy the summer break, after a record number of Sunday's out you deserve it. See you in September.
End of the session
This coming Friday, 22nd April, will be our last session at Lodge Farm and the end of the Spring season of field walking.
Last weekend was as profitable as any out here at Fulbourn. The photograph shows a selection of the finds, the most interesting were the two pieces of Samian pottery. We have quite a bit of Roman pottery on this site but most of it has been low quality domestic wares so the upmarket Samian marks a change. The post-medieval stuff keeps coming, here some cream ware and manganese ware, plus the clay pipe bowl and more stems.
Finally the worked flint continues to be found, here shown are some nice blades, a core, burnt flint and the star piece being the (slightly battered) oblique arrowhead.
We hope to return to this prolific site in the Autumn. Many thanks to the members who have been involved during this Winter/Spring field walking season.
Fulbourn carries on producing
After last week's ideal conditions, this week a surprise harrowing has left the field in a very dusty state as we have had very little rain. Even with the poorer ground visibility, the finds keep coming. As the photograph shows, we have more worked flint blades, a core and burnt flint. There was very little Roman pottery this time but the clay pipe stems and post medieval ware keep appearing. This time we had part of a lady with flowers which looks like a lid handle. Transfer printed ware and stone ware are regular finds.
We will be back on Sunday, weather and crop-state permitting, the recently sown area has sprouted dramatically in only a few days.
Back to Fulbourn on the chalk
This weekend we returned to Lodge Farm, Fulbourn to discover ideal field walking conditions - field harrowed and dry underfoot. Ground visibility excellent and, above all, sunny conditions and warm. It is a big field we are tackling and we need lots of assistance.
Finds-wise we turned up a lot of worked flint again, as the photo shows. A nice leaf-shaped arrowhead, several blades (some nicer than others), two scrapers - one of which appeared to have been burnt. There was also quite a bit of roman pot, especially the greyware and redware rims, a piece of black burnished ware and a buff piece. Finally, some post medieval, including transfer printed wares and the stoneware shown in the photo.
Our final Eversden walking until next season
As the field is now drilled, this was our last session on the Merry's Farm field until the autumn.
The weather and the field conditions were fine again this weekend as we moved both north and then west on the field. As we commented last week, the finds diminished even more and have become very post-medieval, as the photo shows. Stafford slipware and clay pipes continue to be found, along with various glazed red wares. More slag has appeared and the star find - a rather bent spoon bearing the initials T C K. I wonder who that belonged to?
What is clear is that the early finds all lie next to the Wimpole Road and the east-west trackway heading in the direction of Kingston. Perhaps the centre of occupation lies under the present Merry's Farm.
The finds keep coming and the weather's still good
There has been a subtle change to the finds as we progress westward across the field. They are definitely mostly post-medieval now, save for the handle shown below.
There is still the odd worked flint but most finds are glazed post-medieval redwares. Some Staffordshire slipware is still being found and clay pipe bits keep coming. However we found a modern carborundum whetstone and a golf ball!! We often find the odd golf ball sat in the middle of a big field miles from anywhere - who are the people who go out in the wilds to hit a golf ball around?
The medieval handle is unusual in that it is decorated with both a angled slash and a pointed hole type of design. They are placed opposite each other on the handle. It has a light grey core and an oxidised sandy rough surface. We will get an identification of the source later.
Another day with interesting finds
A day of fine weather but still a nasty wind. Rain the previous day made the ground slightly sticky but still better than the clay lands. We had another wide selection of finds from many periods - ranging from a Roman mortaria through mottled ware flagons to more Stafford slipware. Also a nice whetstone and yet more clay pipe stems and a broken bowl, but without decoration. The photograph shows a small part of the more interesting finds.
We reached the top of the ridge and suddenly you appreciate how big this field is, stretching into the distance to west and north. We will be here for a while yet!
Ideal conditions greet us at Eversden
What a lovely day for the enthusiasts this weekend - dry if a little breezy and cold, good underfoot conditions with a well-weathered soil. This is what field walking should be like.
And it produced lots of finds, varying from the Roman (top left in the photo) in the form of quite small abraded sherds, through to the post medieval (top right) including more nice Staffordshire ware, then some worked flint blades (bottom left) and finally a nice clay pipe part-bowl and stem with the initials G and S on the foot. These may make it possible to determine the pipe maker.
Finally, crushed in a tractor track were pieces of pottery that could be re-assembled as a part rim and handle of a bowl. It is in fragile condition which suggests it could predate the Roman or medieval period and could even be an Iron Age (or earlier) bowl. Expert examination will reveal all but it ended a very profitable field walk.
UPDATE: the consensus is early medieval and it looks very much like a picture of Essex Micaceous Sandy Ware, dated 1050 - 1225.
More windy days at Lodge Farm, Fulbourn
The small band who turned out at Lodge Farm under grey skies also had to deal with a wind that almost blew you off your feet - but at least it was warmish! The sprayed-off field still produces similar finds, as shown in the photograph.
We have transfer-printed ware (top row), more Staffordshire slip ware (bottom row), a lovely blue/green ware, a large piece of manganese ware bowl (top right), glazed redware handle (top left) and worked flints.
This will be the last day at Lodge Farm for, although we never quite finished the field, it is scheduled to be ploughed in the near future. As a result we will be moving to a new field at Great Eversden alongside the Wimpole Road.
Still at a chilly and windy Lodge Farm, Fulbourn
On the top of the ridge at Lodge Farm the wind was bitterly cold and blowing a gale - but at least the ground was firm and the sprayed-off weeds meant ground visibility was good.
The ground was covered in masses of broken flint and chalk lumps but also lots of post-medieval brick, tile, wall tiles and other debris spread over the surface. The photograph shows a selection of finds, some nice blue/grey Westerwald stoneware, some pie-crust Staffordshire slipware, transfer-printed bowl and handle, bits of flowerpots and some burnt and worked flint flakes. The broken flint meant we may have missed more worked flint but the eyes get overwhelmed with flint after a while.
Good conditions at last - maybe
At last some good walking conditions with firm ground underfoot at Lodge Farm, Fulbourn. But - ground visibility was not good, it is amazing how much the crop has grown in the last two weeks. This combined with some bright sun at a low angle (let's just be grateful for the sun) meant you had to look closely to see anything. We did find quite a few bits and pieces, typical Fulbourn you might say. The photograph shows a sample. Post medieval pot along the top, with burnt flint bottom left and worked flint bottom right. The surprise was a solitary piece of Samian, not very big as you can see. So probably not a settlement site but manuring activity.
The gods conspire again
Remember those days of old - you are out on site, the sun is shining and the ground is firm and dry.
Then suddenly you wake up with a start and the grim reality hits you. The elements have conspired yet again to make the conditions out there even worse than last time. Mud, puddles and drizzly rain greet you and field walking is the last thing you can do. So you pack up, go home and have a cup of coffee, sit in the chair - and dream of those days of old again. Ah well, next week perhaps.
Over to the chalklands of Fulbourn
This past weekend we were looking forward to some drier conditions on the chalk-based soil of Fulbourn. Some hope- when we turned up after more overnight rain the scene that greeted us on one of the fields can be seen in the photograph. Removing a beet crop had churned the ground into a muddy quagmire, the mud came over half way up my boots and threatened to suck your boots off your feet!! Time for a re-assessment.
As a result we turned to another field which had a crop that was well developed, as shown in this photograph, but still walkable. Even here the mud clung to our boots until we got further up the slope.
The results were more finds than the last weeks at Childerley, including worked flint, clay pipe stems, possible medieval pottery and a quantity of post-medieval wares. We will return, weather permitting of course, to the remaining half of the field and hope for more of the same.
Latest publications update
A new article on the Wimpole coprolites is now available to read or download on our Articles section of the website. It describes what coprolites are, how they were formed and where they are found plus notes on how they were processed in Cambridgeshire.
The first of what is hoped to be a series of reports on Roman Ceramic Building Materials (CBM) collected by the group, is available to download from the reports section. This first assessment concerns CBM from a field near to Whole Way Cottage, Harlton, which was first fieldwalked in 1994.
Haslingfield Grey Report available on-line
This report is a record of all the work carried out in and around Haslingfield by CAFG. We have fieldwalked about 25% of the parish between 1981 and 2007, conducted test pitting between 1985 and 2011 and carried out a 24 test pit study in 2012. This report summarises all the data recorded and offers some interpretation of the way in which Haslingfield developed from pre-historic times to the present day.
Our thanks go to everyone who contributed to this report, especially Rob Atkins who wrote the draft over many weeks. The report is available on our Reports page and a copy has been lodged with the Cambridgeshire HER. It is intended to be placed on the Archaeological Data Service website and revised for inclusion in a future PCAS journal.
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J R Mathlin: Just received my MC-11, and have had a play on my A7Rii, some interesting points, yes I can now use the face and eye focus, works fine, and the auto zoom on MF works fine, however I note now that the camera and lens keeps trying to focus even when I am in single shot and I am not touching the button ?? plus as it grabs focus on any of my sigma Art lens it has a little flutter just before the final fix on focus. So to be honest not overly impressed, but it does work and it does work well.
This is the big point however, my canon lenses now work fantastically, yes no face or eye recognition, but they grab focus first time every time on all my lenses up to my 70-300 L series, but my 400mm IS f2.8 does not work, but its the only one. My 70-200 F2.8 is super fast, might even be as fast as when on my 7Dmkii, but I will have to test this. So even if the sigma lenses are not massively improved over there function on the Metabones IV, the Canon Lenses are, so Bonus !!
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wetracy: I don't see the value of this. His forte is obviously not presentation. He's probably fine at standing there answering questions and carrying on conversations with people. He missed the most important feature when talking about the viewfinder -- the combining of EVF and OVF providing a focus preview focus box -- this is probably the most distinguishing feature of this camera from the X100S. And finally, the woman holding the microphone could not look more bored.
OK but he did say he was a photographer expressing his personal views, not that of Fujifilm and he is also doing so in a language foreign to him. This would seem to be his unvarnished truth. Not a perfect situation but interesting to some of us nevertheless.
I have been using PSP for sometime and have had no difficulties with it. I also have PS but I consider it more appropriate for graphic design work - my daughter uses PS and loves it but then she is a graphic designer. I reckon I am a bit old fashioned in that I prefer to spend more time capturing images that refiining them. In short I do not make images in the 'dark room'. But I am a happy user of PSP. Chacun a on gout!
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Can we willingly accept the word of thieves who say 10 or less clients saw this stolen photo? Small issue I realise but probably the thin end of the stolen wedge.
NJHr: This camera is currently the bargain of the century here in the UK. The price has dropped down to £319 with the £50 cash back promotion running. I am buying as soon as I have some cash, hello Pentax you got yourself a new customer. I am sure you will make back the money on the limited pancakes I will undoubtedly buy.
I have seriously thought about buying the 18-135 lens and have read some really good stuff about its build quality and optical performance and it has WR. While WR is an asset it is not something I am overly concerned about. I think a better matching zoom is the new Sigma 18-250 that looks impressive and would have my vote.
mckracken88: This camera has noise levels ALMOST on par with the D600 and in body shake reduction, great image quality and it only gets a SILVER award mostly because of video focus?
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Personally I dont care about making movies, and i bet most here do not.
Agree - buy a video camera if you want one.
Proves there is always the potential for good pics with modestly specified cameras. I suspect most of us interested in photos concentrate too much on hardware and not the capture. Modern cameras are for the most part high quality and the outcome depends largely on the user.
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"Linsanity" chronicles the surprising rise of basketball player Jeremy Lin. in February 2012; an entire nation of basketball fans unexpectedly went "Linsane." Prior to this now-legendary run, Lin had faced adversity in his career at every turn. He wasn't offered a scholarship by any major university, nor was he drafted by any NBA team after a standout collegiate career at Harvard. Stuck in the mire of a disappointing season, the New York Knicks did what no other NBA team had thought about doing—they gave backup point guard Jeremy Lin an opportunity to prove himself. He took full advantage, scoring more points in his first five NBA starts than any other player in the modern era, and created a legitimate public frenzy in the process.
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Rogers Righteous Rip & Long Dong Dinger Lead Cubs to Victory at Fitch Park
Jacob Rogers blasted a three-run home run over the right-centerfield fence to put the Cubs on the board in the bottom of the 1st inning, Dong-Yub Kim belted a solo HR over the LF fence and off the roof of a house on the north side of 8th Street, singled, and walked, and Shawon Dunston Jr laced an RBI triple, singled, and scored two runs, leading the Cubs to an 8-1 victory over the Athletics in Cactus League Extended Spring Training action this morning at Fitch Park Field #4 in Mesa, AZ.
Here is the abridged box score from today's game (Cubs players only)
1a. Shawon Dunston Jr, CF: 2-3 (1B, K, 3B, 2 R, RBI)
1b. Kevin Encarnacion, PH-CF: 0-2 (K, K)
2. Danny Lockhart, 2B: 2-4 (1B, 4-3, F-9 SF, 1B, K, R, RBI, PO)
3a. Reggie Golden, RF: 1-4 (F-8, K, 1B, K)
3b. Jeffrey Baez, RF: 0-1 (K)
4a. Jacob Rogers, 1B: 1-3 (HR, L-8, 1-3, R, 3 RBI)
4b. Mark Malave, PH-1B: 1-1 (1B)
4c. Alberto Mineo, PH: 0-1 (P-6)
5. Jesse Hodges, 3B: 0-4 (K, P-3, E-5, K, R)
6. Carlos Penalver, SS-DH: 0-4 (F-8, L-6, 6-3, K)
7a. Justin Marra, DH: 1-3 (1B, 5-3, 6-3, R, RBI)
7b. Francisco Sanchez, SS: 0-1 (K)
8. Dong-Yub Kim, LF: 2-3 (1B, HR, P-6, BB, R, RBI)
9a. Lance Rymel, C: 1-2 (1B, BB, P-2, R, RBI)
9b. Rony Rodriguez, C: 0-1 (F-7)
1. Paul Blackburn: 3.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R (1 ER), 0 BB, 1 K, 40 pitches (27 strikes), 7/1 GO/FO
2. Erick Leal: 2.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K, 24 pitches (17 strikes), 2/2 GO/FO
3. James Pugliese: 2.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 1 K, 40 pitches (22 strikes), 4/0 GO/FO
4. Dayan Diaz: 1.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K, 1 GIDP, 9 pitches (8 strikes), 2/0 GO/FO
5. Jeff Lorick: 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 3 K, 15 pitches (11 strikes)
1. CF Shawon Dunston Jr - E-8 (two-base fielding error on line-drive single allowed batter to reach 3rd base safely)
2. C Rony Rodriguez - E-2 (two-base throwing error on infield single allowed batter to reach 3rd base safely)
1. Lance Rymel: 1-1 CS
2. Rony Rodriguez: 1 E (see above)
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i can't wait til reggie
i can't wait til reggie golden showers hits all over the field.
In related news, I think I
In related news, I think I love Anthony Rizzo.
Phil- Is vizcaino doing
Phil- Is vizcaino doing anything as of yet?
Also, is it safe to assume pitching is the strength of what is left in Mesa? I could be wrong but it seems like the offense has ranged from inconsistent to nonexistent.
Thanks as always!
Hey AZ PHIL: Thanks for the
Hey AZ PHIL: Thanks for the update. OF the above pitchers you reference, any of them throw serious heat - 95+?
I understand TheorCorp is putting an emphasis on this.
Looks like the hitting is
Looks like the hitting is starting to come around. Good to see Golden finally starting to hit. Dunston is looking really good and improved.
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Thanks for the updates Phil. Too bad about Frazier.
The Cubs have released RHRP Scott Frazier (2013 7th round dfraft pick - Pepperdine).
A Cubs pitching coach told me in Spring Training 2014 that he thought Frazier had the best pure stuff in the organization. Absolutely electric fastball & breaking ball combo. Other pitchers would gather behind the screen just to watch him throw "live" BP. That's how amazing he was.
Got a chance to see Diamondbacks RHSP Zack Greinke (15-day DL - strained oblique) throw a rehab start at Sloan Park Friday night. Four of the first seven AZL Cubs hitters singled and the Cubs did score an unearned run in the bottom of the 1st inning, but then Greinke got serious and struck out five in a row.
ZACK GREINKE: 3.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R (0 ER), 0 BB, 5 K, 4/0 GO/AO, 49 pitches (34 strikes)
Eloy Jimenez grand slam tonight. Hoping Soler power returns and gets hot but future looks bright in the outfield regardless.
Have fun - It may be good for Arrieta to be facing a team that doesn't know him as well as the NL teams. A nice shutout would do wonders for his confidence. He is confident in public but baseball is hard and he could use a boost, I'm sure.
Me too. I'll be at the game tomorrow and would love to see Good Arrieta.
Last few games have been the April version of the Cubs that disappeared completely the past two months.
Hope they can sustain it.
Don't sell yourself short, Judge.
I love this team.
Looks like Mother Nature is trying to call this fight.
Hey! I remember this team!
The key for Heyward's offense: get early leads. Heard a stat on Mike & Mike on the way to work that his avg/power much better this year when the Cubs have the lead. And true to form he gets the two run dinger with Cubs winning 3-0 ...
I'm sorry - I was probably not looking at the correct line, or spot, or...who knows!
I could blame it on the weed, but I stopped smoking many years ago.
Fortunately, I can rely on the rest of you sober and astute folks to bring the correct info forth.
Oh yeah! It just felt like one for some reason.
Agreed. I was not including Fowler or Heyward.
I'm just not a fan of 2016 Coghlan.....
@Dusty Contreras if it's a Lester or Arrieta start. TLS is good PH too. You also forgot about Heyward, assume Fowler is CF.
I expect Soler to get optioned as well when activated and Cahill to replace Grimm. It wouldn't surprise me if Coghlan and/or Soler is included in a trade.
Maybe Coghlan is up to see if he can get on track before someone acquires him.
This move could also be to assure that we have as much OF depth as possible to maximize Joe's ability to rest players in September once we've clinched.


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Don't have any weekend plans?
From concerts to festivals to relaxing in the city, we've got you covered.
Here are our picks for things to do in NYC this weekend.
Panorama (July 22-24)(Credit: Getty Images / Bennett Raglin)
Panorama is the newest festival from Coachella organizers Goldenvoice and debuts this weekend in NYC. Headliners include Kendrick Lamar, Arcade Fire and the reunited LCD Soundsystem. As with all music festivals of late, the food options are highly curated. (Check those out here.) There's also a technology component that's housed inside a futuristic orb on the festival grounds. Randall's Island, panorama.nyc
Astoria Flea & Food Night Market (July 23 and 30)(Credit: Astoria Flea & Food Night Market)
From the folks behind the LIC Flea & Food Market comes the Astoria Flea & Food Night Market. Head to the backlot at Kaufman Astoria Studios for eats that reflect the ethnic diversity of Queens, including Jessy's Pastries, specializing in alfajores and empanadas. Plus, check out the vintage wares from the vendors. 34-12 36th St., facebook.com/astoriaflea
'Four More Years: An Election Special' (through Aug. 3)(Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures )
The Democratic and Republican conventions take place this month, and BAM is marking the occasion with 21 political films, including "The Manchurian Candidate" and "The Candidate," starring Robert Redford (pictured). BAM Rose Cinemas, 30 Lafayette Ave., 718-636-4100, bam.org.
'Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty' (through July 24)(Credit: MoMA)
MoMA's exhibit focuses on the 19th century French artist's monotypes -- 120 of them -- along with paintings, drawings, pastels, sketchbooks and prints. The subjects of his work here range from the well-known scenes of ballet to cafe singers, landscapes and the brothel. (Museum of Modern Art, 11 W. 53rd St.; $25; 212-708-9400, moma.org)
Mondo Mondo (through July 31)(Credit: Anthology Film Archive)
The "Mondo Mondo" genre of films was born in 1962 when the shockumentary "Mondo Cane" debuted. What followed were more "Mondo" films, some of which will be screened at the Anthology Film Archives for a retrospective. 32 Second Ave. anthologyfilmarchives.org
The 90s Pop Sing-Along (July 30)(Credit: Getty Images / David Becker)
Love Britney songs and Ricky Martin hits? Want to sing them loudly with friends in a bar? Head to SecretFormula's party to get down with all your old favorites. Union Hall, 702 Union St., Park Slope. More info: facebook.com/events
'Fully Committed' (through July 31)(Credit: Joan Marcus)
Jesse Tyler Ferguson (TV's "Modern Family") plays 40 characters, all desperate for tables at a hot New York restaurant, in Becky Mode's one-man play about the hectic life of a reservationist. (Lyceum Theatre, 149 W. 45th St.; $71-$147; 212-239-6200, fullycommittedbroadway.com)
Lincoln Center Out of Doors (through Aug. 13)(Credit: Kevin Yatarola)
Lincoln Center's outdoor summer festival celebrates its 46th season this summer with music and more performances. Highlights include Antibalas, Lucinda Williams and the Midnight Ramble Band. FREE, Lincoln Center, lcoutofdoors.org
f.a.d. weekend Pop-Up Market (July 30-31; Aug. 13-14, 27-28 )(Credit: Susan Alexandra )
This pop-up market (f.a.d. stands for fashion, art, design) features local and emerging artists and designers and will be at the Invisible Dog Art Center multiple weekends this summer. Check out the wares of artists including Susan Alexandra and Work in Pieces and beat the heat with paletas (fruit ice pops) from La Newyorkina. Free. 51 Bergen St., Cobble Hill, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., theinvisibledog.org
'Hey! Ho! Let's Go: The Ramones and the Birth of Punk' (through July 31)(Credit: Danny Fields)
Coinciding with the 40th anniversary of The Ramones' debut album, this show follows the group's beginnings in Queens and focuses on its role in both music and visual culture. A partnership with the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, the two-part exhibition's second act opens there in September. (Queens Museum, New York City Building, Flushing Meadows Corona Park; $8; 718-592-9700, queensmuseum.org)
Summer of Hamilton (through Aug. 26)(Credit: JPMorgan Chase Historical Collection)
The New-York Historical Society has jumped on the "Hamilton" train with this exhibit. Bronze statues of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr as well as replicas of their dueling pistols, pictured, and other objects can be checked out by interested parties. There are also Hamilton-themed scavenger hunts, singalong's, duel re-enactments and screenings. $20. New-York Historical Society, 170 Central Park West, 212-873-3400, nyhistory.org
MoMA PS1: Warm Up (Saturdays through Aug. 28)(Credit: Charles Roussel)
Dance the afternoon away at MoMA PS1's outdoor summer concert series, which boasts a diverse lineup of DJs -- from Skrillex, performing on June 25, to Maya Jane Coles, slated for July 30. (Doors open at 12 p.m. at MoMA PS1, 22-25 Jackson Ave., Queens; $22 in advance, $25 on the day of the show, free for Long Island City residents with proof of residency on a first come, first served basis; 718-784-2084, momaps1.org)
City Reliquary presents 'Sonic City' (through Sept. 18)(Credit: City Reliquary)
Interested in guitars and instruments? How about some local New York City history? This new exhibit at one of NYC's coolest "museums," City Reliquary, delves into the subject of local musical instrument makers in "Sonic City." The exhibit "brings together rare instruments such as boutique handcrafted guitars and master-built basses, effects pedals, high-end headphones, and synthesizers to illustrate the central role of NYC in music history past and present," according to a news release. 370 Metropolitan Ave., Williamsburg, cityreliquary.org
Coney Art Walls (through October)(Credit: Martha Cooper)
The Coney Island boardwalk becomes an outdoor street art museum with murals from new and returning artists Crash, Daze, Lady Pink, Stephen Powers and Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, plus three murals to be painted by children and adults in the community. Pictured: A mural by Crash. (3050 Stillwell Ave.; coneyartwalls.com )
'Star Trek: The Starfleet Academy Experience' (through Oct. 31)(Credit: Getty Images / Michael Loccisano)
If you think the 50th anniversary of the "Star Trek" franchise is cause for celebration, you have a friend in the Intrepid: Beginning July 9, enter the "Starfleet Academy Experience" exhibit, 12,000 square feet of Trekker dreams come true. You'll become a cadet and have the LARPing time of your life. George Takei not included. Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum; $25; intrepidmuseum.org
'Diane Arbus: In the Beginning' (through Nov. 27)(Credit: Estate of Diane Arbus, LLC )
This new exhibit showcases some of the photographer's less famous work, taken between 1956 and 1962 and shot mostly on 35 mm film. The exhibit features more than 100 Diane Arbus photographs, including "Taxicab driver at the wheel with two passengers, N.Y.C. 1956," pictured. The Met Breuer, 945 Madison Ave. 212-731-1675, metmuseum.org
'Rockaway!' (through Nov. 30)(Credit: Pablo Enriquez)
Head out to Fort Tilden in the Rockaways to check out artist Katharina Grosse's spray-painted building on the beach. The temporary installation features a decaying building transformed by red and white paint. Free. Gateway National Recreation Area at Fort Tilden, 718-784-2084, momaps1.org.
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