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Queens, NY - Peter - Thursday, August 13th, 2009 : goo
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An abandoned marina area on the shore of College Point, Queens
Rikers Island is directly behind it, Manhattan immediately to the left
Queens, New York City...
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Paper Crystals: 13th Aug 2009 - 13:47 GMT
That is so pretty. I love urban decay. I need to go visit there sometime...
Peter: 13th Aug 2009 - 14:02 GMT
better go quick, then... im imagining it wont be around too much longer. there was a rickety dock connecting it to the shore not too long ago. guess it finally washed away sometime this past spring...
Marty: 13th Aug 2009 - 14:19 GMT
Is that a half-sunken boat? Whoa.
This place looks familiar. Does anyone know if it's where they shot that battle in Spiderman 2? I can't imagine it'd be strong enough to handle that, but it does look similar.
Peter: 13th Aug 2009 - 14:26 GMT
indeed, thats a half-sunken boat, and a barge behind. ill have to dig up my photos of the adjacent piers... abandoned trucks and piles of random, broken heavy equipment with trees growing through them, etc...
dunno about the spiderman connection, as ive not seen any of those flicks... anyone know?
Fred Schneider: 13th Aug 2009 - 15:32 GMT
This old Mayers boat yeard,Worked there as a kid,And also had my boat there,What a shame a lot of memories
Galloping Greg: 13th Aug 2009 - 21:45 GMT
Cool & Creepy! I never knew there was places like this in N Y C.
Mary Barnett: really nice, and just in time, huh?
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