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A Snow Falls in Brooklyn
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Monday, December 3rd, 2007 : goo
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Today found the fist snow (that stuck) falling in Brooklyn. I snapped these shots from the Myrtle Avenue J/M train station while waiting to transfer trains to get to Manhattan's Lower East Side for an event that I will soon post an entry about...
Yay snow! I love it... at least until it gets gray, slushy and diesel-scented... you know?
I suppose its getting time to break out the flask, thermos of coffee and sleds!
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Unknown: i love the tracks...
and tasteful grafitti.
Polarme: 3rd Dec 2007 - 15:29 GMT
beautiful! i actually thought it was stockholm at first, we have a church-tower that looks rather similar to the one in this pic! (which is weird since churchtowers tend to look rather similar all around the world)
anon (80-240-220-131.dnat.migtel.ru): 3rd Dec 2007 - 19:00 GMT
mmmmm amazingly good=)))
i love the mood of the city=)
pierre: isn't that jefferson street?
marti: 4th Dec 2007 - 16:12 GMT
love it! remembering walking down that street to my building on jefferson st.
Michael worsley: 20th Dec 2007 - 04:20 GMT
Back On October 4,1969 The Myrtle Avenue Subway Stations Were Closed Down The Demolishing From Downtown Jay Street Up To Broadway Upper Level Station The Myrtle Avenue El Was Cut From Jay Street Up To Lewis Avenue In Bedford-Stuyvesant,Right Around The Time I Was Born 1970 Demolition Caused The Neighborhood To Go Downhill
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