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The River and The Lake
Cleveland, OH - little ukraine - Thursday, December 7th, 2006 : goo
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My series on Cleveland drawing near to a close, I turn my attention to the two prominent bodies of water that are inseparablye linked to the city.
these piers are up near Edgewater Park, I believe, across from some gaudy mansions that some have dubbed Cleveland's "Atrocity Exhibition"
essential Cleveland. its four tallest buildings. Jacobs field. and if you look closely, the wall with all the graffiti featured in my previous post - the yellow elephant and the giant "Arpe Ridl Ariz" being its most distinguishable features.
a gate to nowhere?
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colavitos ghost: 7th Dec 2006 - 15:50 GMT
classic cleveland gray. you really captured the essence of our city's weather situation.
Beadle and Tatum: 8th Dec 2006 - 17:42 GMT
Sorry that series is over. You had fresh eyes, like Robert Gates.
little ukraine: 8th Dec 2006 - 19:01 GMT
nears a close B&T, not comes to a close. I still have a few more boring pics to put up, and one or two nice ones.
joey: 9th Dec 2006 - 04:51 GMT
little uke, i applaud you. these are some of the best pictures i've ever seen of my old home town.
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