Tuesday, January 2nd 2007

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SaneSmith: Just having fun in the neighborhood Bernard's House, for those who know And a lil piece hidden in Hunter HS, if you can find it let me know if it's still there. I heard it was just a few years ago

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

dahling: no actually, the second one is cool too.

in response to Dec 29 2006 Toronto

dahling.: i love the one on top. nice colors.

in response to Dec 29 2006 Toronto

Guy McLaren: Yeah shit happens too, doesn't mean I have to like it or cannot remember the good shit with fondness

in response to Wires in the Sky

Dave:

in response to Barton Power Station

Dave: The construction of the Manchester Ship Canal resulted in the need to replace the famous stone aqueduct at Barton, which had been constructed as part of the Bridgewater Canal in the eighteenth century. The old stone road bridge was also removed and replaced. Here the old road bridge is partially...

in response to Barton Power Station

LicieLove: I'm a chicago native reading this book for the first time, I'm 20 now. I grew up on the Southside in Inglewood, but I went to private schools my entire life. And at 8 my family moved to the suburbs. I had never heard of Horner homes, well...

in response to henry horner projects

Dave:

in response to Barton Power Station

Dave: The picture shows a paddle steamer. c1900, which was twin funnelled and used for pleasure trips to Liverpool. The aqueduct is on the right hand side and the road bridge on the left hand side.

in response to Barton Power Station

Dave: Barton Bridge was completed on the 17th July, 1761. It was built by James Brindley, and shows the bridge looking downstream and the road bridge is behind. The old bridge was removed for the opening of Manchester Ship Canal, c1894.

in response to Barton Power Station

kc: as if the city were enmeshed in a cat's cradle. if that's what it's called. that string in your hands thing.

in response to Wires in the Sky

Sizwe: I currently reading the book. It is an amazing story. I will like to know how is the family doing today?

in response to henry horner projects

Dave:

in response to Barton Power Station

Dave: Barton Swing Bridge near the Trafford Centre

in response to Barton Power Station

Dave:

in response to Barton Power Station

anon (localhost): acorn is a very small school for students who want to learn

in response to Acorn Community High School

jack: joey, guy get used to it, remember,,,'things change' its hard to see life change the little things we take for granted.

in response to Wires in the Sky

jack: great shots for a sad story

in response to Fireworks Causes Fire

jack: your right about that, i used to live on west 4th. in brooklyn.

in response to Balcony on West Third Street

arkone: That's dope that's all on one box I want to see one box full of wheatpasiting stickers and tags and stencils all color full n stuff live texas graffiti

in response to Assorted Graffiti on one box

murphy: I grew up in Turner Towers in the mid fifties. It was wonderful...with a doorman and a switch board operator. The hallways always smelled like "cooking"...and the elevator operators were warm and friendly!~ We had a three bedroom apartment that looked out to the park and the...

in response to Eastern Parkway Memories

colavitos ghost: hey! that's w. 4th st., not 3rd.

in response to Balcony on West Third Street

Guy McLaren: I had donald, daisy, rump and Biltong (In case you dont know, Biltong is something like what the yanks call jerky, only better. Dried spiced beef. PS The biltong was great. The steaks almost as good.

in response to A Cow Named Kindess

Guy McLaren: If it weren't for that nasty white stuff you could be in paradise. We have scenes similar to those but without the ice.

in response to Ithaca Is Gorgeous!

joey:

in response to Wires in the Sky

Guy McLaren: NO I think its a Guru, someone like the Dalai

in response to Balcony on West Third Street

Guy McLaren: I remember tram lines from my youth, Sadly they have gone the way of the 4 for a cent toffees, never to be seen again. Come back the 70's all is forgiven.

in response to Wires in the Sky

Guy McLaren: It happened over the road, Everyone went to bed as normal, Fireworks had been thrown into the sky by some inconsiderate neighbours most of the afternoon. Suspicions are that a rocket landed on the tarp and lay smouldering. It ignited just before 1 am. The first pick was take at...

in response to Fireworks Causes Fire

joey: who needs ice when you've got snow?

in response to Danny\'s The Luckiest Store

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