Tuesday, June 19th 2007

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rudy.sellsius: awesome pics! i remember walking the highline many moons ago - looks pretty much the same. thanks for taking me back in time. - rudy.sellsius° http:blog.sellsiusrealestate.com

in response to The High Line:

click: what a shit tags

in response to Hawaii Graffiti, Part II

Sohail Moughal: for more see www.one-ppm.com

in response to All the Whores Shall Go to Heaven

anon (c-68-35-227-32.hsd1.fl.comcast.net): Not even a day ago I was housesitting a fancy apartment that was but a few blocks from that station. It was my first time in NYC and when walking around I peered over the ledge on Tenth Ave to see the station and thought there's a lot of...

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balt: I believe that the building in #1 and #5 is the WNET/ Channel 13 building.

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procyon: this made my morning!! what is that vaguely trapezoidal building in #1 and #5, among others? it reminds me of wilson hall at fermilab. history.fnal.gov/highrise.html

in response to The High Line:

UPforit: I would love to join you on a surreptitious trip on the highline, these pics are great. As I live in Red Hook I totally appreciate the need to document at length the urban landscape before it becomes the spacescape. We can have an outlaw party up there (remember those,...

in response to The High Line:

Mistifica: I am happy to read all this succes: you deserve it completely. Proud to work with you in Boston, next june. Please, take all the good thoughts streaming from my heart to you...

in response to Tenant and Their Guest Only

oompaloompa: Great historical piece. makes me remember that there are still parts of this city that can be explored and yet are hidden in plain sight just waiting for someone with the sense of adventure and willingness to brave that wilderness in a concrete jungle.

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Peter: this got picked up by curbed.com: www.curbed.com/archives/2007/06/ . . . les_caledonia_looming.php

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*Fern*_3NC Crew!_: Cope is real KING!

in response to Metro Cope2

zoner: those are the best picture i seen, those are better than my graffiti

in response to Metro Cope2

Tony Coppoletta: Lovely. I'm looking forward to enjoying the green space once it's open--although it'll be in spurts since I don't live in New York... It's really exciting that this is happening, though, since it sets a good precedent for these sorts of urban projects. This particular rails-to-trails project has inspired...

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TRANE: YO SANE YOUR STILL IN MY MIND EVERY TIME I DO A PEICE I THINK "HOW WOULD SANE DO THIS" R.I.P

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

Rider: I have one of these for sale. Interested buyers can reach me through e-mail at memorybooksforyou@yahoo.ca. Thanks!

in response to Side-by-Side Tandem Bicycle:

Aniline: The best part was when I saw the little tiny tree (I think it was that evergreen) and it was covered in a string of lights and had these two really nice cement benches off to either side. It was such an adorable little hiding spot. :)

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Peter: nice as always... i love the first one with the odd pictograms. and, of course, the last one where it looks like shes about to molest him with a golf club, heh...

in response to Chung-ju

phek ones: looks like i got a fan

in response to Dr. Sex Graffiti

Corinne: I had my brand new Fuji Crosstown 3.0 stolen on June 18th from outside the Hudson Bay Building at Yonge and Bloor. I owned it for 3 days. They cut right through the good cable lock. The first time I rode it in to work it disappeared. DRAG! Contacted building...

in response to A Picture of My Bike

rosecoleredglasses: Hello Sarah remember the candy store on greene and irving, 25 cents bought all kinds of candy, they even sold kojak lollipops, also, mr. abbott and sal next door.

in response to Bushwick 77: The Casusos of Harman St.

CartLegger: Peter: Where are all these links coming to your post from? 600 in one night? Thats a whole new level of popular, no?

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anonymous: mad props to all the graff artists in alb. props to "love" and lost soulz, fuck all snitches and biterz!

in response to Albuquerque Graffiti Flood

joey: that's a cloudburst in the first one

in response to April in Downtown Fort Worth

Brad: On the bright side, about the only thing left of this bike is the frame that is locked up. Part of the fork is laying under it too. Greenwich & Gough Street, San Francisco.

in response to A Picture of My Bike

hool: carlegger : i shoot with a canon 5d

in response to June 15 2007 Toronto

celeste: yeah, or "you don't have to no how to speck french"... apparently you don't have to know how to speak english either? (now i'll check this post verrrrry carefully to make sure i didn't make any mistakes myself.... :p)

in response to Illegal Sign

celeste: the bridge makes me think it's de la montagne... i think the atwater one is different.. less rusty or more stone or something.

in response to Pig in the City

hyperspacemonkeymind: This stuff should be archived someplace other than online. It's the sort of collection that urban historians will die for in thirty years or so...

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ohhhhh malt plant how i miss thee: thanks for blurring my face! ...and nice to stumble upon you here on the big wide internet.... hope yr well :) :) :)

in response to Canada Malt Plant

Tanja: I just had my bike stolen tonight on Park Rd. just off of Bloor. I was gone 40 minutes and apparently so was my bike and lock. I didn't even have a high end bike - just a Raleigh. I am quite upset (but reading these posts - I at...

in response to A Picture of My Bike

chiamattt: great post man!!!

in response to The High Line:

Lakim: I'm from brooklyn born and raised straight outta the section of East New York it's one of the the worst sections in brooklyn we had bloods, crips, latin kings exc. And it was broken down by sets such as E.P.G, P.I.C, CODE 31, P.I.P, A.B.G, R.B.C, PLATINUM ANGELS exc. for...

in response to Dangerous to Walk Around Brooklyn?

Franny Wentzel: They should leave it for Nature to reclaim.

in response to The Highline Debate...

Franny Wentzel: The last train to use that was back in 1981 when a load of Thanksgiving turkeys were delivered. Amazing to see how quickly Nature reclaims what man thought was his own.

in response to The High Line:

Peter: also: getting those last 5 aerial shots turned out to be harder than getting into the high line to begin with, hahaha...

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CartLegger: yer on! For everyone else: www.govisland.com/Visit_the_Island/directions.asp

in response to Governor\'s Island

Peter: i cant believe ive never been there! is there a ferry there or what? ill trade you a high line jaunt for a governor's island excursion...

in response to Governor\'s Island

Peter: oh man, i am so gonna take you there. wear some tough boots and bring your cam... its very easy to get into if you know the right access point... i didnt even post the rest of the 200 or so pics i took... but yeah, i thought this was...

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CartLegger: Wow. That has got to be the longest post I have seen on CityNoise. But there is so much to capture. And you have my heartfelt jealousy that you got to walk on that soon to be transformed landscape. Pray tell how?

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NAME: Brooklyn is a great place to be. I lived here since i was 2 and have seen many die, many leave, and many goin nowhere with there lives. 1st b careful about where u tell people u live. 4 xample If u go to East New york and...

in response to Dangerous to Walk Around Brooklyn?

Sarah B.: I forgot to put my name at that last posting! That's me, the Bushwick baby :)

in response to Bushwick 77: The Casusos of Harman St.

anon (ool-44c2cbd1.dyn.optonline.net): I was a Bushwick baby, born on Troutman Street in 1963. I'll never forget the neighborhood, the 3-story walkup my parents, 3 siblings and I lived in, the cracked sidewalks, the buildings that were just beginning to crumble. My grandparents lived a few blocks down, on Greene Avenue, and it...

in response to Bushwick 77: The Casusos of Harman St.

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