WEEK LINX: Bones, Guts, and Funny Smells

Bone Homes [TV]
Exclusive photo of the two human femurs uncovered last month that brought the Washington Square Park renovations to a bone-grinding halt.

Home Bones [NYM]
Last year, New York Magazine published these shots of NYC apartments and spaces, true diamonds-in-the-rough. Totally worth another look--just the beautiful tonic for anyone battling real estate fatigue.

No Guts, No Glory! [NYP]
Squeamish? Then maybe a gut reno apartment isn't for you, you big baby.

That Maple Smell of Mystery and Intrigue [NY1]
Reports of the not unpleasant (yet still somehow disconcerting) maple-syrup-odor-of unknown-origin's return have been flooding 311 and 911 for the first time since it mysteriously came and went in 2005.

El Ginko Es El Stinko [NYT]
These trees have a long and proud history that dates back thousands of years before they began stinking up NYC neighborhoods.

Mmm... Horsey! [Sun]
Construction will soon begin on the conversion of the historic Claremont Riding Academy into nine luxury apartments. Many of the original fixtures will be saved, but not the interior wood structures that are unlikely to ever part with their horsey fragrance.