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A Winter's Yard
Brooklyn, NY - CartLegger - Thursday, January 29th, 2009 : goo
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After 208 years, The Brooklyn Navy Yard opened to the public for regular tours just last summer.To many folks, next summer is too long a wait.Public tours start again in March. Till then, here are a few views from the recent snow
for more info, check with the Brooklyn Historical Society, Center for the Urban Environment, and the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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CartLegger: 29th Jan 2009 - 13:15 GMT
Hospital Annex: The walk to the Officers Club
There are too many things to show, really. Certainly too many things to name, though I can if people request it.
Smackywolf: 30th Jan 2009 - 15:09 GMT
God damn, I love you all.
Every single urbex thing you post is amazing. I've been following this group for quite a while now, and all I want to say is this:
Thank you. You guys are awesome. =3
Nerd Candy: This is beautiful.
Pancom: 30th Jan 2009 - 21:31 GMT
Yeah, I'll pipe in, too. This is fucking gorgeous. Especially that last one above of the sepia crane.
Vi: You have some very nice shots here
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