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Old Italian Neighborhood
Brooklyn, NY - jack - Wednesday, August 30th, 2006 : goo
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bricks and more bricks. where there once was a window, now bricks. the infamous tin awning and dont they think we can see the remants of the old window. sorry about the reflection.
the old men playing their favorite game in the park on cropsey avenue. you can go there with a bottle of wine, some italian semolina bread and a chunk of provolone cheese and sit under the sycamore trees and enjoy the antics and humor of these guys in their quest to get near the balline. (thats the small ball used in bocce)
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JWT: Classic Brooklyn. Wonderful photos.
christina: 21st Jul 2008 - 07:15 GMT
in that first picture, right under the red awning to the left, what's that white flowing image?
ak: couple of fat itialian fuck acting mad gagster
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