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Street Perspective
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Tuesday, May 3rd, 2005 : goo
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Looking for the vanishing point at the end of Vanderbilt Avenue. If you could fly, you could soar over western Brooklyn, over the East River, and straight into midtown Manhattan by following this line of sight... The Met Food grocery is immediately on the left. Thats one of the few not-completely-ghetto groceries in our neighborhood. A place where you can get nice cheeses and produce that's actually fresh, as opposed to cheap beer and dried fish.
Looking southeast down Butler Place, Prospect Park fills the end of this street.
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