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Thursday, May 17th 2007

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EvilGentleman: Awesome, what more can I say?

in response to Berlin For Life

EvilGentleman: Postcard quality, quite impressive.

in response to London - Fall

EvilGentleman: More wow. Kinda speechless...

in response to Copenhagen Summer

EvilGentleman: wow

in response to Vancouver

upfromflames: guess they stopped caring! Exellent irony detection, making an excellent photo.

in response to Someone Cares

procyon: mmmmm

in response to Berlin For Life

indykid: Berlin is my favourite city! Seeing your 8th photo from the top reminds of my first trip there - the automatic escalators that only run when someone approaches them scared the crap out of me at the airport!

in response to Berlin For Life

Tim: Such great story telling

in response to The Berlin Wall

Tim: That is rediculous to say the least... but how do you class that as a SUV, its small as

in response to Retro Ghetto

Lea: Thanks!

in response to Copenhagen Summer

Lea: Thanks Peter, I'm glad you like it!

in response to Berlin For Life

CE: A description of the Red Light District which the last picture shows a glimpse of can be found in this post.

in response to Tour of Montreal’s Chinatown

CE: It is important to remember that every city has many different faces and this is just one of them. Montreal has the ability to change drastically from one block to another. Just a short walk from where these pictures were taken is one of the largest and nicest...

in response to Red Light District

Peter: i cant wait to see the resulting photos, man! p.s: this is a great post, lea. your recent posts have been outstanding!

in response to Berlin For Life

Donald Walters: I challenge any Hutch resident to name me TEN particular, redeeming, specific traits about the town that make it "special". And not stuff like "it's a good town! the people are cool!" but real, specific things.

in response to America\'s Most Boring Towns: 10

sbfskillz: Hutchinson is not a POS town. I have seen the world and lived in many different locations on the globe. To say that Hutch is really nothing special is shallow, and indifferent. I guess everyone has their own opinion. But I still say that, no matter where you live, you can...

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hool: nice. i just arrived in berlin about two hours ago. i'll be hitting the streets starting tomorrow.

in response to Berlin For Life

EvilGentleman: From what I remember of what my mother told me about the two years in the 1960's when she lived in France, Paris is 1000 times "grittier".

in response to Red Light District

colavitos ghost: a question: who are the "squeegees"?

in response to Red Light District

colavitos ghost: in these pictures, montreal appears a little bit dirtier than i've always imagined it. i don't mean dirty in a bad way, just kind of gritty. a lot more american than european. i suppose the presence of the french language doesn't mean it's actually IN france.

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kobie: well a lot of these tenements probably arent even housing association or council owned anymore cos a lot of the people who live in these better quality tenements usually buy them then sell them and move on.usually some landlord will buy them and rent them to students or young couples...

in response to 11 Stanley Place, Kinning Park

Biff: Wow! Carlsberg! Great shots...

in response to Copenhagen Summer

Lea: If you fell like seeing some of my Vancouver pictures, you can just search for "Lea, Vancouver."

in response to Berlin For Life

Greg: The top piece has also been done on a door near Prahran station, city bound side.

in response to Street Art Prahran/Windsor.

Greg: The milk crate men have struck back, there are now 4 of them placed on a factory or warehouse. Some friends of a friend made them....

in response to Milkcrate Man

Biff: That's because it's on Parliament Hill...

in response to Dalhousie Street

SABRINA: Kids Will Be Kids But You Know The Police Officers Shouldn't Have Left It Alone That Easy.Someone Could Had Got Seriously Hurt Thank God No One Did But Becareful Next Time.

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Lea:

in response to London - Fall

Lea: leaglerup@gmail.com

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Cay: I started out hopeful and willing and embracing the challenge of fitting in and making it work. I'm just sharing with those who care to listen to go about their business, and deal with their personal safety. If cheap rent and large loft space are the draw, remember, you...

in response to My House in Bushwick

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EvilGentleman: I almost forgot... maps.google.ca/maps?ie=UTF8&oe=U . . . 31,0.003616&t=k&z=18&om=1

in response to Down By The Main

anon (69-55-73-27.dsl.netsville.net): This used to be Maxwells gas station and candy shop not that long ago. ...and it was damn cool! Johnny Ramone would of stopped by in the van if he was in the area!

in response to Kimchi? Sushi? Slush Puppy? Fill\'er Up!

pearlseeker: We live on a farm. We have about 15 feral cats...and now 2 raccoons! When I call the cats to eat, the raccoons come out to eat, too! They act like they think THEY are cats, too. The cats and raccoons get along OK, but the...

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

upfromflames: Woodbine street, to be exact. Between Central and Evergreen. These blocks are chocked full of such quaint decrepitude. Pay them a visit sometime. You'll find no similar place in the city, I think.

in response to No Children at Play

seaqueue: I was really surprised to learn the other day that St. James Cathedral is (just barely) taller than the Peace Tower in Ottawa. The Peace Tower seems like a much taller structure for some reason.

in response to Dalhousie Street

Mushi: There are mean people everywhere in this city, whether it's Bushwick, Sunnyside, Park Slope, the Upper Eastside, Soho...it doesn't matter. People with attitudes like some mentioned above really upset me. Yeah, I'd love to live in Woodside. I'd love to live in Manhattan. But I'll never get a place as...

in response to My House in Bushwick

farul: Yea, Bushwick is different than it was before. Cuz back in the day, they'd have got popped. Now they just get held up. Heh.

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