Tuesday, June 21st 2005

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elaine: dunno if you can read that but it says; "The world's first public park Victoria Park was London's first public (as opposed to Royal) 'park for the people'. James Pennerthorne laid out the park between 1846 and 1845. Pennerthorne was an assistant to John Nash who was chief designer and...

in response to victoria park bench

elaine: yeah, it makes london a really rich place to live, even in scruffy neighbourhoods. i mean

in response to victoria park bench

BZZZP: this is what i love about symbols on old things. we here have nothing like that level of random history, or very very rarely. ... and nothing at all that could be that old. thanks for that link... lead to some good g'ing about the crossbones graveyard in southwark. not wearing glasses,...

in response to victoria park bench

elaine: shame, i liked the idea of it tiny, and the wooden style top rim could really be ply if it was small - could there even be such a thing as bonsai palms?

in response to Parking Lot, Downtown LV

elaine: careful now, they got you hooked - before you know it they'll reel you in, and before very long you will be at home minding your own business, and you will find that you can't move for betty boop (possibly furry?)

in response to another beach towel truck

BZZZP: nah it's the side of a building opposite "blue angel inn" ... stucco, i expect, like everything in vegas.

in response to Parking Lot, Downtown LV

hool: dovercourt massif. jeeff and i live at dovercourt. just moved. i like it here.

in response to Queen Streetcar & Sudden Exercise

vz: wow, the variety of things shown and the didactic style of the captions really flesh out the feel of the neighborhood i was right around there this sunday, trying to get to brighton beach to be among my fellow russian expats. it took me longer to get across the city than...

in response to Washington Avenue, Prospect Heights

Bleeagh: When I was a kid, there were long stretches of gorgeous blonde sand nuzzling the pale grey and deep blue skirts of Lake Michigan. These days, the sand is rough and the waters turgid. Some sort of invasive algae coats the lake bottom near shore, where it dies and rots....

in response to Hard Rockin\'

elaine: btw

in response to victoria park bench

howdy: hey guys. i'd be happy to trade links with you. i appreciate the contributions, but don't usually focus on stickers or stencils... does pet bird do any other kinds of artwork??

in response to victoria park bench

elaine: looks like it is made of plywood, is it a maquette?

in response to Parking Lot, Downtown LV

elaine: fresh!

in response to Queen Streetcar & Sudden Exercise

elaine: found it! it is hrealdic and symbolises the london borough of southwark, just across the river from the city. long way from home! I'm surprised viccy park got it... how bizarre. st george has a lovely cathedral there, in the shadow of the railways, under which is borough market -...

in response to victoria park bench

elaine: 1) no, much much cheaper, but quite trendy wendy i think - diesel 2) bloody good question. not to do with the park itself i think, but something to do with london bridge, and most probably the 'city' - the original city, and now financial district. i will try a search,...

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Peter: i love where you say I keep finding interesting things I thought only existed on weekends... i had the exact epiphany when i started walking to work here in nyc... then again when i started cycling, but thats another story for another day. thanks for posting these photos- very colorful!

in response to Queen Streetcar & Sudden Exercise

BZZZP: heh are those miklis? also, any meaning to those x'd O symbols?

in response to victoria park bench

Peter: two lifetimes ago, even. i now live in brooklyn again...

in response to Upon Leaving

Peter: totally :)

in response to Washington Avenue, Prospect Heights

elaine: see, this is the characteristic peter post i was copying in the stratford trip

in response to Washington Avenue, Prospect Heights

Peter: yeah i walked around last night with the digital camera... a nice change from the usual lofi cameraphone stuff, huh? :)

in response to Washington Avenue, Prospect Heights

Peter: if you google that, the first hit you get from google is this page ;) see for yourself: www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=& . . . psp+billboard&btnG=Search

in response to Crashed PSP Billboard, Houston St

elaine: and buildings

in response to Newark Vehicles

Anonymous: PS There are like 400 images of this thing in various stages of failure on about 50 sites. just g "crashed psp billboard"

in response to Crashed PSP Billboard, Houston St

elaine: yeah, it's really claustrophobic isn't it? and the nets

in response to cats keep out gnomes

elaine: back to blue

in response to Commuters, WTC Station

jeeff: i really like the rough-in quality to the piece in the 2nd last pic.

in response to bisected

Nairi: haha kobe, I was thinking the same.

in response to Abandoned Carts.

kobe: this one looks right naughty... cheeky carriage!

in response to Abandoned Carts.

kobe: is that george bush in that graff? i bet that spot would look right lovely when the lillies are in full bloom.

in response to bisected

kobe: cheers jamie! nice to see some new photos, m8.

in response to Shadows

kobe: i always get a little weirded out by vehicles that say vague things on them, like the one above that reads "special operations division". wonder what that means? its anyones guess.

in response to Newark Vehicles

kobe: now thats a crisp, good-looking photo. it looks like the budgie is coming outta the lamp post

in response to Newark Vehicles

kobe: well i do say! international pet birds galore....

in response to Newark Vehicles

kobe: yea, you know, like the band :-D www.cornershop.com

in response to The Bodegas of Washington Avenue

Peter: now that would be odd! i wish there were more woods to walk in around prospect heights, though. it would be nice to have easily accessable nature excursions... and i bet pet bird would show up there pretty quick, to boot.

in response to The Bodegas of Washington Avenue

GGP: So glad to see this. Makes me feel like home. I had a really spooky thought the other day while walking in the woods: what if, while walking in the woods one day, I came upon a Pet Bird sticker on a tree?

in response to The Bodegas of Washington Avenue

George: POW! Die Bitch!

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Peter: Pet Bird is definitely world-wide. we're getting hits from around the world for people searching for pet bird graf... interesting.

in response to The Bodegas of Washington Avenue

GGP: pet bird has migrated to England? Now THIS is news!

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Peter: wow, thats alot of decoration!

in response to cats keep out gnomes

Peter: simply great. i love the repeat. reminded me of this blank-like photo:

in response to empty reference repeat

Jamie: Yes, i forgot to add any text to my post. These are all taken with my Nokia 6230 which hates dullness but loves bright sunny conditions like this morning

in response to Shadows

Peter: every time i ride the traqin through the jamaica bay wildlife refuge, i get the same vibes... so much green/wild around, so close to urban terrain you can still smell it...

in response to reservoir bogs

Jamie: In the UK we call them cornershops :-)

in response to The Bodegas of Washington Avenue

Peter: what are the "beaches" like on lake michigan? are there any? wonder what they look like under 5 feet of snow...

in response to Hard Rockin\'

Peter: sweet! inner-casino photos always rule... these are nice. sunny- a day at teh beach!

in response to Atlantic City, Part 2

Peter: those look alot like teh buildings/sky at coney island... nice. last time i was in camden, i was almost mugged by someone trying to steal the 50 cents I was attempting to use in a payphone. heh.

in response to projects, against a beautiful sky

Peter: ahh yes, something nice and quiet. that chair looks like it was made to sit in, at night, near the shore or something. peaceful. yay.

in response to Bucolic-noise

Peter: be careful, bird, dont hit the plane!

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Peter: sweet- gotta love the graf trux! west coast graf is pretty fresh, i gotta admit. its nice getting little glimpses of other styles through photos like these...

in response to Belmont Graf truk

Peter: Abandoned Carts unite!

in response to Abandoned Carts.

Peter: id love to see a larger version of the last montage one- thats a great shot. thats some crazy graff, too, especially the wasp with the human head...

in response to bisected

Peter: nice to see new shots, jamie! are tehse cameraphone shots? cool.

in response to Shadows

Peter: theyve painted the little magazine stop housed in teh shipping container:

in response to A Walk Through Brick City

Peter: today:

in response to Commuters, WTC Station

Anusha: Tnx to the add of the brand Aquarius by the Coca Cola Company, Don Justo finally receives the support he deserves. He is not anymore that fool building his cathedral, he has become a example courage and strength. He held on to his faith in God (not too...

in response to Don Justo\'s Self Built Cathedral

WkC member: suds? as in the sudz in tsk crew?

in response to suds

WkC member: i bombed down there once. aint that near the graffiti shop?

in response to PDX Graffiti 616 #2

WkC member: so is this like a legal wall? on wheels?

in response to Belmont Graf truk

WkC member: i know 3 official members of 13 street AKA LMV X3. you wont believe this shit. ones in 5th grade, 9th grade and 8th grade. ive been asked to be in x3 lmv or x3 sur and i said no. im just in a writing crew. and now x3 isnt...

in response to PDX graffiti like ummm...

elaine: nice one, GGP. good to get out of the city for a couple of seconds in my mind

in response to Bucolic-noise

elaine: about time the carts had a big posting of their own, they lurk around in the shadows like little cinerella, well, now they are at the ball, huzzah!

in response to Abandoned Carts.

Lili: Editor, This is far-out. Providing a fourm for these folks to communicate about thier lives and some of what is going on around them is a good thing. They're channeling their engeries in a positive way. Some of these guys n gals are really fantastic - very, very, talented.

in response to Abandoned Carts.

Lili: Appreciated chair, blessed home.

in response to Bucolic-noise

Lili: Consider the lilies how they grow: they toil not, they spin not; and yet I say unto you, that Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.

in response to Blue Marble

Lili: Becoming the self we see. The person who sincerely seeks Truth is ever safe and always in danger. All are and will become the light.

in response to Blue Marble

Lili: I see - understood. Makes good sense. So the capping is, generally speaking, solely based on bandwidth usage ?

in response to Blue Marble

GGP: the emp state looks like the proverbial needle in the haystack. impressionistic, yeah & kind of chuck close-like, too, eh?

in response to reservoir bogs

somebody that has a painted train: this aroe chap is stagnant and has bitten alot of europeon writers who where doing this style many years ago and to a better quality stop copying and start doing something different or just stay at home and stop filling up that shity graphotism with loads of crap pieces...

in response to Graf Trainz 3: South-East London: Aroe

moses : yeah man thats cool im from philly but i just moved to cleveland and i miss philly so much

in response to urban form in north philadelphia

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