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Tuesday, May 15th 2007

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Peter: come on cay, dont be a tease... i, for one, am particularly interested in knowing what happened, as im moving into that neighborhood as we speak... and i want to know what goes on around there...

in response to My House in Bushwick

Guy McLaren: Thats a protest against Mugabe methinks, the fearful two are subjects fleeing for their lives

in response to Quite Possibly the Weirdest Mural Ever Made!

Cay: I don't think its fair if I go into it, because I'd have a hard time finding words appropriate to the board. But, I urge all to be careful. There are some evil people in Bushwick, and while there is alot of police presence, its useless if they don't...

in response to My House in Bushwick

anon (exterior.flemingc.on.ca): i am doin a history reaserch paper in college about regent park alot of the sites i have found have helped termendously this site inpiticular had alot of little things to fit all the pieces together but always lookin for more

in response to Regent Park Revitalization

J'adore281: Great Place my girlfriends and I Loved the place and the men were fabulous...so HOT!!!!

in response to Le 281

Dave: Oh dear, freds all danced up

in response to Dancing Fred

little ukraine: these are really wonderful. i'm enjoying all your st. louis posts, keep them coming!

in response to Old North St. Louis Pt. II

Aoife: too right Hannah!! (London) Derry is a good place to live just think about all da people being knifed over in london and yous are all saying that here is the worst place to live look around at the rest of the world people. open your eyes

in response to Urban Street Propoganda

hannah: i think it is very unfair how people judge us in northern ireland because of some murals. Some of the comments above are really biased. Not all Northern irish peple are secterian. i am from derry and my mum is a protestant and my dad is a catholic. people who...

in response to Urban Street Propoganda

anon (): I USE TO LIVE IN BUSHWICK BROOKLYN SOME TIME AGO I LOVE IT THERE I HOPE TO MOVE BACK SOON.

in response to My House in Bushwick

joey: gentrification; part one find a fixer-upper

in response to Burnt

joey: brick factory, apartment and school buildings. remnants of an earlier urban culture

in response to Old North St. Louis Pt. II

maybetoday: I don't know much about the rest of Missouri's architecture. Because of St. Louis' role as a prominent hub for immigrants in the mid-nineteenth century to the early-twentieth century, its architecture is quite varied. As far as I know, south city has mostly German architecture. The north...

in response to Old North St. Louis Pt. II

prof: what is this... urban golfing you speak of? Wikipedia, ho!

in response to Balls Between the Walls

ali: nice shot..........perfect

in response to Franklin Avenue Station

Bekkah: "I could fall in love with Jersey at sunset, but I leave the veiw to the rats, and tiptoe.. back." -Ani DiFranco Nice pics.

in response to The Dilapidated Piers off the West Side Highway: NYC

Ld: what happened this weekend?

in response to My House in Bushwick

Bekkah, SLC: I've also heard that mission is the spot for lesbians while castro is the spot for gay men. Is that true? I went to castro when I was there a few months ago hoping to find a good lesbian bar but I saw only gay men. I was a little...

in response to Mission Dolores

Bekkah, SLC: Or someone could have been urban golfing. I've lost many a brand-new tennis ball that way.

in response to Balls Between the Walls

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