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June 20, 2008

NYC Waterfalls pictures: Brooklyn Bridge makes four

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The NYC Waterfalls don't officially debut until June 26, but all four of artist Olafur Eliasson's creations have been in test mode this week.

brooklynheightswaterfall.jpgToday is apparently the first day the water's been turned on at the waterfall situated directly under the Brooklyn Bridge.

The Brooklyn Bridge picture was sent to NewYorkology by Travis Noyes, the vice president of sales and marketing for the NY Water Taxi, which this week launched free shuttle service to Brooklyn's Ikea from Manhattan's Pier 14 at Wall Street.

Passengers on those boats have this week been treated to tests of the other three waterfalls: at Governors Island, below Brooklyn Heights and Manhattan's Pier 35.

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govislandwaterfalltest.jpgThe four man-made waterfalls, which range in height from 90- to 120-feet tall, will be turned on daily through October 13. They'll run from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and will be illuminated at night.

Picture credits: All Travis Noyes/NY Water Taxi, except Manhattan waterfall (center, large) Amy Langfield/NewYorkology, which was taken onboard a Water taxi on Thursday evening.

June 20, 2008 4:57 PM in Cheap Stuff, Kids, Out of Manhattan, Romance, Sightsology, Tours, Transportology

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