Winter in New York

My Inside Hockey correspondent and partner-in-crime, Winter Adams, came down to New York City a few weekends ago to do nothing more than sort through vintage and thrift store finds and eat cupcakes.  No really…she was eating cupcakes (not me). 

Lucky for me, Winter is absolutely beautiful (and a model), so I was able to do something fun for once…try my hand in taking more interesting ‘modelesque’ photos.  Of course, Winter was more than happy to oblige my photographing curiousity…and have fun with the photos.  Here’s some pics we took down in the Village.

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