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I came across a small residential development that seems to have been abandoned half-constructed. Blame the economy.
Abandoned long enough to get some graffiti
Big empties
Featuring nice views of Manhattan and Rikers Island
, a power plant and a bit of Flushing Bay
Almost every single piece of glass on the site had been shattered
Stabbed in the eye by a 2x4
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evergrey: Man, humans are so destructive.
angelenesdreams: 22nd Aug 2009 - 14:27 GMT
that 3rd pic is like a giant dollhouse. i see alot of abandoned constuction projects in the charlotte, NC area too.
Cameo: It looks like such a great location!
SageO..DM..~~: 14th Nov 2009 - 06:41 GMT
they should knock it all down and turn into a motor cross field .
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