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Freemont & MLK Blvd
Portland, OR - stillseeingred - Wednesday, July 27th, 2005 : goo
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I had a few minutes before work to post some shots taken near my house this morning. Recently, tow of my friends moved north of me on MLK BLVD, so I've been biking the strip more and seeing more interesting paint up on the walls. Here are a few shots, these were taken on the corner of Freemont and MLK Blvd. 
This guy has little sketches in chalk and paint pen all over NE portland, and I'm glad to see something a little larger. It was actually totally bizzare, a couple of nights ago around 11pm there were two guys fighting with wooden kendo swords in the alleyway where this tag is. Weird.
These three tags are on the same building, and I'm not sure if the owner comissioned them, or likes them or what, but regardless, they are on the main street facing MLK Blvd. Well, the two good ones that is, the Skeletor skull is all over the place now, I guess this one is better, since its not just black paint...
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Peter: 27th Jul 2005 - 17:56 GMT
that top one is by soler.
www.graffitisucks.com/ShowCat.asp?id=soler
did you see the entry with Pet Bird and Soler?
GGP: 27th Jul 2005 - 17:58 GMT
OK, what about this, hanging from a tree on Flatbush Avenue (bklyn) near sixth ave.
ea: 27th Jul 2005 - 18:21 GMT
hey justin, we're neighbors! I'm glad you got those cause I don't have digital and I chronically forget to pack the cam. not sure if NoPo tags are worth the film though, mostly. and they buffed my favorite one on Interstate Ave before I could capture it, grr!
Peter: 27th Jul 2005 - 18:29 GMT
neighbors... i love how small a world it is on this site sometimes... ive come into contact with people frm my neighborhood, too, through this site.
GGP: 27th Jul 2005 - 18:53 GMT
Neighbor Peter, the tree/art is on Flatbush, near the Charcuterie at the corner--it's somewhere between the veterinary office and the Charc. If facing the clocktower, you will see it up in the tree. (I HOPE these are accurate memories of the location--good luck!)
Neighbor GGP
jeeff: 28th Jul 2005 - 02:00 GMT
it almost seems like citynoise's frequent posters operate in cells.
Soler: 29th Aug 2005 - 00:42 GMT
damn! i cant believe thats still up in that tree. oh and those guys fighting with wooden bokens where my pals, too fucking weird you saw and noted this.
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