Thursday, July 12th 2007

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in response to Oh Isht

little ukraine: awesome post, thanks for sharing. you seem to hit really interesting, incredible places. do you find them as a result of endless roaming (in brooklyn i suppose you can find an 'interesting' place every five blocks or so) or are you guided by things you hear around town,...

in response to Bayside Cemetary: Rememberance Overgrown

Deborah Walker (nee Ormandy): Hi Andrew I left in Irlam High School in 1980 - I seem to remember one of my uncles telling me about it in Allotment Road?? Anybody else throw some light on this?? Deb

in response to These Things No Longer Exist

CartLegger: PS: Its easy to get in if you want to see it. maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&ie . . . 014646,0.028925&z=15&om=1

in response to Bayside Cemetary: Rememberance Overgrown

upfromflames: PS: Cars suck. Lets reclaim the city for people.

in response to Stop!

Peter: r.i.p. www.ghostbike.org visualresistance.org/wordpress/?p=197 seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/235 . . . /235063_ghostbikes03.html www.ghostbike.net/

in response to Stop!

Peter: a smiley coffee-cup lid...

in response to robot building

johnny barracuda: Being from Detroit it's nice to see a city with leaders who (even though it's probably taken longer than it shoud've) are doing something about blight. If only we had politicians in Detroit with enough sense (read: balls) to tear down and redevelop with the same sort of commitment...

in response to Cabrini Green [whats left of it]

Carmen Milagros Matias: My dearest sister, I came across this article while on a search of some questions of my own past. I was unaware of so many things and upon reading this article, I was consumed with emotion. Sonia, you are a fortress in my life. I thank God everyday that he allowed...

in response to 180 Central Avenue: What Was Lost

GEO: I think it is called a trammel crane.

in response to Vestigal Device: What Was This For?

GEO: I think they are convenient and much safer. I don't expect them to planted ouside an outdoor cafe. I live in NYC and the public restrooms attract more weirdos than flies; just milling about triing to start a conversation with me whilst I pee: "Don't I know...

in response to Public Urinals: Amsterdam

procyon: ratner athletic center, designed by cesar pelli, during a storm yesterday outside my temporary, summertime window. (chicago)

in response to Post a Picture of Directly Outside Your Window

nikkiy: for all of the females you do not have to use a bag or a pringles lid. By law you can gointo the resturants there and they have to let you use the bathroom.

in response to Public Urinals: Amsterdam

rightondude: i have no issue with the design, or with people using them in public. however, i am pee shy, and can't imagine being able to use one of these unless i was about to piss my pants or was drunk. i'm curious what other guys do to help them be...

in response to Public Urinals: Amsterdam

gunz: i'm originally from newark why no pics of peshine ave jersey chicken berg clinton ave 16th street?

in response to A Walk Through Brick City

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