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Here is the Travel Mug on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade on Easter Sunday.
The quick hits:
The Travel Mug with Lady Liberty in the background (and not the one featured on the stamps):
Then the sky line of Lower Manhattan:
And the Brooklyn Bridge, a true icon of NYC:
Do you want to be featured on the big Travel Mug map? Don’t forget to email photos of your mug’s adventures.
Until next time, safe travels,
-Coyote East
PS: Don’t forget to send in your Travel Mug adventures.
Today Amy from NYC sent in this beauty, from the Natural History Museum’s Sunday Farmers Market on Columbus and 80th St. The Upper West Side is in full Spring bloom.
If you have a photo of a traveling mug send it to us here and we will add it to the big map.
Until the next adventure,
-Coyote East
Coyote East? What’s that you say? Are Betsy and Tom opening a new gallery in Savannah? Paris? Sadly no…. Coyote East is the nickname given to me (Morgan), Betsy’s daughter. It started when I got my first job out of college as an investigative journalist in Washington, DC. I began a Clay Coyote word of mouth campaign (ok, I talked about home a lot) and orders began coming in from the east.
It has been a while since those early days in DC. We did some time in Austin, TX, Coyote South? And then recently moved back to the East Coast, to New York City.
