For Those Who Built NYC

In the bustling heart of New York City, back in the early 20th century, the sky was a workplace. The Brooklyn Bridge, a marvel of engineering and ambition, stretched across the East River, a symbol of progress. Below, the city teemed with life, but above, a different story unfolded. George, a young man with auburn hair and a wiry frame, was one of the many who toiled high above the city streets. He was a painter on the Brooklyn Bridge, a job that demanded not just skill with a brush, but a head immune to the dizzying heights and a heart brave enough to face the void below. <a href="https://medium.com/@sebastiansblog/for-those-who-built-nyc-01bcaa104435">Visit Now</a>