The 69th Street Transfer Bridge is a historic piece of urban industrial art sitting in the Hudson River off of Riverside Park on the Upper West Side.

Once an integral piece of infrastructure for the New York Central Railroad, the Transfer Bridge used to allow special barges loaded with train cars to cross the Hudson River between New Jersey and New York City. It fell into disuse in the early 1970s after the New York Central Railroad went out of business, and sat abandoned in the river for three decades.

When renovating Riverside Park in the early 2000s, the 69th Street Transfer Bridge was cleaned up and scrubbed of graffiti, leaving a remarkably intact structure behind. In 2003, the Transfer Bridge was added to the National Register of Historic Places.

See the 69th Street Transfer Bridge from all angles in this brief aerial video from our Above New York series.

The music featured in the video is Pryces — "Rainy Day"

In this episode of "Good Chef, Bad Kitchen" from Refinery29, watch as pro-chef Mimi Weissenborn, executive chef at Harlem hotspot Vinatería, makes her classic eggs benedict inside of somebody else's poorly-stocked, microscopic New York City kitchen.

This week on Good Chef, Bad Kitchen we watch as executive chef, Mimi Weissenborn make homemade Eggs Benedict in a tiny NYC kitchen. She uses only the tools that can be found in this small apartment to create a classic breakfast dish. Press play to see if she can make this meal happen!

Check out the accompanying description for the full recipe.

Ginette Bedard is an 85-year-old French woman living in Howard Beach, Queens that runs every single day of the year. Completing 16 marathons since she was 65, she runs over 70 miles a week, 3 hours each day. Meet Bedard in this short profile video from ABC 7.

Next time you think about blowing off that run, or think 'nah, I can't do it' - think again! Meet 85-year-old Ginette Bedard - the oldest female able-bodied finisher in this year's TCS NYC Marathon. Bidard logs 70 miles per week - and runs 365 days a year.