Friday, July 14th 2006

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Happy Grammie: Being half Irish (but not hungry), I would like to know what this sign is all about. I live in Canada but visited Battery Park in New York City last year but never saw all these great monuments.

in response to Battery park( NYC) memorials and sculptures

Happy Grammie: I would be interested in knowing what the memorial with the three men, the one lying down and reaching for someone who seems to be in water, is in memory of.

in response to Battery park( NYC) memorials and sculptures

betty: the turkey is still there - July 13, 2006!

in response to Battery park( NYC) memorials and sculptures

Happy Grammie: Say a prayer for the poor souls that were incarcerated here.

in response to Haverford State Hospital

Nairi: thanks guys Peter, I don't do this often. It took me a lot of guts to go back in the day time. I'm still haunted from the first time I was there, at night! Zagg, a lot of people go there to get drunk, stoned, or whatever. others, just go to...

in response to Haverford State Hospital

zagg: I'm loving these photographs --- and what is with the having sex with patients ... and then the specification FEMALE patients at a later time? Niiiice. I love the shot of the clock on the cafateria floor. "Rec. building. asbestos everywhere." reminds me of how the bay by...

in response to Haverford State Hospital

ea: what is it about dads of daughters who specialize in initiating the obligitory "Daaaad!" corny joke response

in response to The Importance of Stretching

Peter: WOW what an entry! and these sure are some great photos. do you do this sort of exploration often? because id love to see more of these sorts of posts... for real. the light in there really adds to the derelict conditions, and makes the place look utterly creepy- which...

in response to Haverford State Hospital

Grange: The kola bear with the torture device is pretty creepy .

in response to Haverford State Hospital

Nairi: we have Mesa Fresh around my way, and I happen to work there. I'm guessing it's the same as Felix, all tex-mex.

in response to Felix Mexican Restaurant

Peter: nice airplane wing photos!

in response to The West at 43,000

Nairi: this article briefly explains why the hospital was shut down.. www.lcmedia.com/mind0024.htm

in response to Haverford State Hospital

jack: summer nights, the best.

in response to Sunset Complex Afterglow

jack: hool i love pic's of people and you got a great shot of the women in the picture looking down on a tired boy. and then the man and the two wagons that can't get along so they look in opposite directions, the man in the beret making eye contact...

in response to July 13 2006 Toronto

jamie: "the things i draw come true" - what, like penny crayon?

in response to queen street street art

victor fraser: so you know my name is victor and the things i draw come true.. unlesss its peace on earth and all the things the goverment says could be true.. call anytime or click sidewalkart.ca 416 999 3764

in response to queen street street art

Peter: wow, that looks like a news photo! nice score, jack.

in response to Fires in California

Peter: ahh, i like these sorts of entries... pointing out odds and ends we'd never know about otherwise...

in response to Felix Mexican Restaurant

Peter: i like how the photo appears to be split into thirds, horizontally.

in response to Sunset Complex Afterglow

Peter: nice! i love container cranes like those too. i pass them every day at the port of newark, when i commute on the path train. good shots!

in response to Cranes

shuk lsr : real sweeet canvis looks waky

in response to Graffiti Canvas

Autumn: Jean, I would defintely seek advise from the Division of Wildlife in your state, call a veterinarion and/or see your Dr. I came down with "cat scratch fever" after my own pet cat bit me. It occurs to me that there must be a reason why the mother raccoon would...

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

radiofox: excellent impressions!

in response to July 13 2006 Toronto

aer suzuki: good god...these are gorgeous.

in response to compiled cranes

C.: Anyone seen Waydowntown? www.imdb.com/title/tt0219405 I've gotten lost in the +15 numerous times. It's always fun to explore though.

in response to You\'re in Calgary When...

Chiamattt: I certainly do not. *best friendly ass face*

in response to July 13 2006 Toronto

gsis: love the rare shit. real. fresh

in response to under the freeway

gsis: that pic is very artistic. i like it in black n white coney island, im from canada and the only thing it reminds me of is requeim for a dream. heh

in response to Winter

ksedge: saved the best for last. is it just me or does everyone else on here eagerly await hool's photos?

in response to July 13 2006 Toronto

Heather: I've been seeing these molars for years . . . and wondering, how could I build one (much smaller, or course) as a project to do with a group of school children???

in response to The Elevated Wetlands

joey: actually it was called the sawtooth complex fire. and yes, pioneertown was spared. it was a close call.

in response to Fires in California

joey: i think that is the ridge fire near pioneertown, ca. old tv westerns were made here. look familiar?

in response to Fires in California

Flatbush Boy: Keep it real yo

in response to Humboldt Park

joey: laughing in california too

in response to Off to California

sine: hey, i used to live on ft. greene pl.!

in response to Williamsburgh Savings Bank

ZooPaul: Right on Anon The only rational response to conflict is the restoration of harmony. I was born in Canada of Catholic parents from the Republic of Ireland, and came to Ireland when I was 4. I remember going to school and telling my teachers I was Canadian, only to have my teacher...

in response to Ulster Young Militants: Shankhill

jim: ahhh...the old homestead..sitting here browsing the net,i stumble across ur web page. memories of a childhood growing up in the post war years of 1950/60. enniskillen has seen many changes since then. some good and some not so good depending on ur point of view. its been 35 years...

in response to the townspeople of enniskillen

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