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Icecream truck at Friday night's Sonic Youth show, the last concert at McCarren Park Pool
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The cement structure to the left of the truck is a decaying diving platform. The sand in the foreground has been used to fill the former diving tank, where I was standing when I snapped this flick...
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zagg: 1st Sep 2008 - 04:24 GMT
Is that a cement diving board? Seems to strange to me since I think I've only jumped off of plastic ones.
jack: 2nd Sep 2008 - 01:47 GMT
good grief, i think i may have swam in that pool in the 50's. i remember the cement diving board. it was the largest pool i ever saw. i was fooling around with this young beauty at the pool and her brothers were at the other end.
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