Monday, December 11th 2006

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groovehouse: She's in love with sleep.

in response to Subway Love

colavitos ghost: he is often mistakenly referred to as "robert lockwood, jr." but as LU explains, that is a misnomer. i used to get it wrong, and i think most people still do.

in response to RIP Robert Jr Lockwood

tashaluksa@hotmail.com: I have an uncle who works for the TTC and he told me that there are suicides every week but generally they are able to keep service running or have limited interference unless it is really messy.....I have a couple friends who have seen people jump....

in response to Personal Injury

chiamattt: hatchet gang's sound dangerous

in response to Cosplay

anon (localhost): The Toronto Free Gallery is having a screening of NFB movies dealing with Regent Park. http://publicspace.ca/streetstoscreens.htm

in response to Regent Park Revitalization

anon (localhost): Bloor and Dundas?

in response to Nov 24 2006 Toronto Part 2

GGP: "I'm ready for my take-off, now, Mr. DeMille."

in response to Foggy Night at the Needle

GGP: this is a pretty amazing series with some wonderful compositions. sort of apocalyptic, but also very pleasing and oddly serene. eco-apoco! for some reason, a few of those water shots make me think of the crash-landing scene in Planet of the Apes.

in response to Urban Ecosystem

MGerlich: The red bridge is the Columbus Ave or Road bridge, which is a link between the East and West banks of the the river (and The Flats)

in response to Bridges of Cuyahoga County

D: Hi Natalie Waterworth i remmeber your familys bakers on twenty row

in response to Irlam, Manchester

little ukraine: it's from the robert johnson connection; he took jr. in the sense that his mentor was robert johnson, and he was robert jr., the protege. he wasn't robert lockwood jr. because he wasn't the son of robert lockwood.

in response to RIP Robert Jr Lockwood

DAVE: Hi im from irlam did you live off Broadway and your family had the bakers one of the last shops on twenty row

in response to These Things No Longer Exist

Carrie Misak: Could anyone explain why he was credited as Robert Jr. Lockwood and Robert Lockwood Jr.?

in response to RIP Robert Jr Lockwood

anon (localhost): thats pretty sick

in response to Revs Hope Graf Sculpture

CC: I just read the Book There are No Children Here and it made me laugh, cry and even upset at all the things the people or Horner had to deal with. It makes you count your blessings.

in response to henry horner projects

little ukraine: man oh man these are so awesome. really great job chiamattt. i wish i recognized more of the characters. i got final fantasy and pikachu. i'd like to think that #1 is the horse guy from the legend of zelda 2.

in response to Cosplay

little ukraine: cleveland artists might be hard to name, but one could certainly make a list of cleveland songs- 'look out, cleveland' by the band 'burn on' by randy newman 'cleveland rocks' by ian hunter 'cuyahoga' by r.e.m.

in response to RIP Robert Jr Lockwood

little ukraine: i read that too, recently, that they've turned the home into a museum of sorts. by they, i mean one guy who was an enormous fan of the movie. that house is in the tremont section of cleveland, an area i didn't have a chance to visit, and...

in response to Authentic Cleveland

jack: i went out once with a girl that looked like the 'girl'???in pic number 8. she was a rough girl, a gang member, from a chinese hatchet gang in chinatown, her sister, like the girl with the umbrella and white coat, and i became more of a couple secretly...

in response to Cosplay

jack: i have to go there to visit my friend tommy.

in response to Basquiat\'s Grave

jack: i kid you not, the last pic reminds me of someone.

in response to Nelspruit

jack: i thank you also for your series, i've never been to cleveland except for a stopover at the airport. i hear that someone revitalized the home used in the christmas story. where to next little ukraine? and i like your name, as a matter of fact many...

in response to Authentic Cleveland

jack: nice shot

in response to Authentic Cleveland

colavitos ghost: schwartz! (woops!)

in response to RIP Robert Jr Lockwood

colavitos ghost: glenn schwatrz!

in response to RIP Robert Jr Lockwood

colavitos ghost: joey: a couple friends of mine got busted last week while sneaking around inside the lighthouse. told them he was only "worried about their safety" and that next time they'd "be in some real trouble."

in response to Inside the Old Coast Guard Station (Part 3)

aer suzuki: that's a freaky cloud...anyway, i like that style (of all the graf pictured) i haven't seen anything like it before. you still just see the big puffy letters here, mostly.

in response to Warehouse Top

Jigna: beautifull colours

in response to Dusk

Jigna: Hey i think the last one is the best. m sure yr belly is okay now . lols

in response to Docklands/ghostlands

Beadle and Tatum: You are talented! More St Pizzle!!

in response to Slice of St. Paul

Beadle and Tatum: Whoever made that postcard must not have seen the NY Times frontpage today... sorry to be repetitive

in response to There Is No Surf in Cleveland

joey: old river road. i think you're right.

in response to Some Where in the Flats

joey: doris day

in response to RIP Robert Jr Lockwood

Chiamattt: Costume Play, or Cosplay: A very popular activity during anime conventions. It consists of dressing up as an anime or video game character to participate in contests or simply for fun. I went to Busan with my friend Karl to visit Shanicus. Getting to Busan was an adventure in itself. When...

in response to Cosplay

Jack Meoff: Cowabunga!

in response to There Is No Surf in Cleveland

Shanicus: What a great day that was! Thanks for the quick post ...

in response to Cosplay

Beadle and Tatum: Perfect base for a super hero. Or a league of super heroes. Maybe a cleveland surfer. Anyone see the NY times today? Frontpage article on these hardcore surfers at edgewater park.

in response to Outside the Old Coast Guard Station

anon (localhost): Very raw, I love it!

in response to Parking Lot in the Heights

bkzmeridian: I grew up on Benny Farm(50-60's)....many fond memories. We considered our apartment home, not a rent. I remember my mother scrubbing the front stoop down to the next landing and so on. We had pride, and it showed. The community thrived within a neighborhood NDG.It is sad to read some...

in response to The Benny Farm Condemned Housing Projects

Beadle and Tatum: What other musicians deserve the name "cleveland legend?" I was at the rock hall recently and the section on great ohio musicians was underwhelming. There was the "hang on sloopy" guys and the james gang... Not much else. Not much memorable. Who is the most...

in response to RIP Robert Jr Lockwood

Beadle and Tatum: My bad. I always thought he was an unawknowledged outta wedlock child to Johnson, but I looked it up. "Growing up in rural Arkansas, Mr. Lockwood learned guitar fundamentals from Johnson, who also functioned as an occasional stepfather although there was only a four-year age difference." Its wierd that one lived so...

in response to RIP Robert Jr Lockwood

Peter: yay korea! dude... awesome... some of these photos are *absolutely* great! whatever you stumbled across to catch these shots (id love to know the story behind these shots and how you ran into them) is great, and id love to see more... wow, just wow.

in response to Cosplay

*Tone*b.a.d: sane was and still is a huge inspiration to me. im only 13 but he has made a big impact on my life. RIP Sane....

in response to Sane Smith: Puttin' the Green in Greenpoint

Marty: Come by the Yorkville web site for a trip down nostalgia lane. Find an old friend or just make a new friend. http://www.liveworkplayoutwest.com/yorkvilleindex.htm

in response to Yorkville: A Neighborhood Recalled

JYO-mafia: did you get a free hug? these photos look amazing!! i guess busan people are 100 times more energetic than seoulites!

in response to Cosplay

areacode212: Just like Ex-Montrealer, this will always be the "giant milk bottle on Dorchester" to me. When I was a little kid, I always looked forward to driving past this thing...I would stare at it, enraptured.

in response to Milk Bottle Water Tower

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