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J Train and the World Trade Center
New York, NY - ntatap - Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 : goo
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I took this photo in the late 1980s from the walkway on the Williamsburg Bridge with my full manual Pentax K1000
35mm. I remember when I took it it was cold and I don't think that I saw anyone else up there. Even from that distance the WTC looked huge and at that time there were not as many tall buildings around it. I never imagined that about a dozen years later I would be digging on a pile that was only a few stories high of what was left of these buildings.
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Peter: 28th Apr 2009 - 19:58 GMT
nice! love the trade center shot, of course... as well as a good reminder of how awful those wooden board walkways were before the major williamsburg bridge renovation... www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/bridges/willb.shtml
anyway, these are some of my favorite sorts of photos on here, so... if you have anything else like this, please share it!!
CartLegger: 28th Apr 2009 - 22:32 GMT
Yeah, the bridge before as it looked before liability loonyness and red caged paths. I miss that city I never knew, and felt it for real here. Really nice shot!
bfonville: 30th Apr 2009 - 18:32 GMT
I hate the red cages now that I've seen what the bridge used to look like!
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