Wednesday, November 15th 2006

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joseph: i was born in the 60s in b'wick and i still live in the area.i seen it all from the imergence of graffiti to the constant fightings from all the gangs that imerged in the late 70s mid 80s(wich i must sadly say i was "down" with),to all the robbings...

in response to My House in Bushwick

DiChiara: Where's the Bridges in Westchester? My Grandfather built 7 of them.

in response to Bronx River Parkway Bridges

RESPONSE TO : Yea-Yo: Im Puerto Rican and im buying property converting it into condos and giving it right back to the RICANS of Humboldt Park. Why might you ask because im RICH BICTH!!!!!!!!!! Sorry for you yuppies i guess your not wealthy enough LOL!

in response to Humboldt Park

firecracker: im in.

in response to Renegade Adornments

Irene Maltman: Looking at those photos makes me long for home !

in response to 11 Stanley Place, Kinning Park

GGP: when the hell are they going to take the veil off the building? I haven't known the proper time ever since they covered the thing!

in response to Williamsburgh Savings Bank Clocktower in Mourning

anon (nat.adams12.org): artcles of the empire state building

in response to Empire State Building:

jeeff: whoa it's a pearly king throwdown!

in response to The Pearly Kings and Queens

Guy McLaren: Just a local tourism paper

in response to The Might of the Press

Peter: nice find! thanks for posting it here. i can see that clock from my roof, too :)

in response to Williamsburgh Savings Bank Clocktower in Mourning

little ukraine: From today's Brooklyn Daily Eagle... "On November 15, 1977 the Williamsburgh Savings Bank...was declared a landmark. It was designed by Halsey, McCormack & Helmer in 1927. They chose a Romanesque style for the 512-foot high structure with a mervelous quasi-Moorish dome above a four-faced clock, 27 feet in diameter,...

in response to Williamsburgh Savings Bank Clocktower in Mourning

Adrian: hi michael, I am designing and making a 2 person bicycle/tricycle for my yr 13 DT coursework to enable my disabled brother to enjoy cycling, my email address is adrian_al_west@hotmail.com if you see this send me an email please about the work you are doing etc, perhaps we could swap...

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anon (cache-los-ac07.proxy.aol.com): I've Just gone through some of the comments about pearly kings and queens. to the pearly king of Brent about your statement about PEARLYKINGJIM get your facts right before you engadge your north and south. pearlykingjim was in buttons long before half of you so called original pearlies even knew what pearly kings...

in response to The Pearly Kings and Queens

jack: the new york times has their press bolted to the rock of manhattan.

in response to The Might of the Press

jack: thats ok, it was good to see the pic at another angle.

in response to Hoot the Freak

colavitos ghost: it would be interesting to make a mushroom milkshake with those mushrooms and that milkweed.

in response to Renegade Adornments

little ukraine: sorry, misread your comment - thought you said you always say merry christmas to your non-christian friends, which just confused me. nevertheless, I don't think it should always be printed as christmas.

in response to Renegade Adornments

little ukraine: fuck that! i do not say merry christmas to my friends who do not celebrate christmas. it's pretty rude.

in response to Renegade Adornments

jack: good pic's, my old high school football coach, sam rutigliano was the coach for the cleveland browns for awhile. cleveland, good old cleveland, isn't that where the movie, 'a christmas story' took place? and remember kids, lets keep it 'CHRISTMAS' and not happy holidays...i always say happy holidays...

in response to Renegade Adornments

little ukraine: from whence comes the great cleveland nickname, "metropolis of the western reserve." connecticut's western reserve that is. GoG: way to go, fantastic shots and well-curated.

in response to The Past Is Closer Than You Think

GGP: frightening and divine

in response to Urban Tree

jack: nice pic's ghost. i lived for 18 years in huntington when my wife and i started our family. the kids loved that village. thanks for the memories.

in response to The Past Is Closer Than You Think

little ukraine: yeeaahhhh. let's get this cleveland party started right.

in response to Renegade Adornments

jack: susan, my wife graduated dominican commercial high in 1964. barbara goldbach, now barbara bach was in her class. she is on page 130 of the 1964 year book.

in response to Art on the Streets of Manhattan

GGP: Very nice. Those mushrooms look so spongey and welcoming--makes me wish I was a little gnome--I'd take a nap in the shade there...

in response to Renegade Adornments

dfwtiger: Thanks for the comment. Yes....you're right. I should do a better job of grouping by themes/location.

in response to Untitled

dfwtiger: Hum...I never looked at it with a reflection in mind.....but it does kind of look like a reflection. However, it is just a shot in a bar...no reflection.

in response to White Elephant

colavitos ghost: wow, neat. we have a place like that in NE ohio called "hale farm and village." it was founded by nathaniel hale in 1810, when the area around cleveland was known as "the western reserve."

in response to The Past Is Closer Than You Think

King Gati: Wow, after reading all this for about 2 hrs or so..I gotta say I laughed alot with some of you ppl...I'm rican born in NYC..Boogies down bx..I read how bad was or is HP, ...About gangbanging, Drugs, crooked cops etc..What I'm trying to say is..Everywhere you stand, walk, look, or...

in response to Humboldt Park

procyon: Hooray for soon-to-come Cleveland posts!

in response to Sierra + Courtney: C-Town\'s Finest Bitches

little ukraine: that looks like a picture of an early tree i once drew

in response to Urban Tree

little ukraine: yeah, I noticed that after I made the post - thanks! Wish I could change this one - Ed., any chance of that?

in response to Sierra + Courtney: C-Town\'s Finest Bitches

Interested: So, JNJ, I appreciate the time you took to craft your response and feel that some of what you have said has shed some light on the situation for me. However, you do a whole lot of generalizing in your statements that I don't always think is fair. ...

in response to Humbodlt Park: Don\'t leave but make it better

joey: do i smell a reflection?

in response to White Elephant

joey: may i recommend that you call the location Cleveland, OH? that way your post will add to the Cleveland, OH posts that have come before, you know.

in response to Sierra + Courtney: C-Town\'s Finest Bitches

little ukraine: I think this one fits in this post. This boat is abandoned in the Patchogue River.

in response to November Thunder

little ukraine: these are quite nice shots; I understand the thematic independence of each of them, but you should consider condensing your pics into larder posts to make them easier to view.

in response to Untitled

zagg: er.... i mean xenu!!!!

in response to Illumination ... or Alien Abduction?

zagg: Praise xeno!

in response to Illumination ... or Alien Abduction?

Sirhcbre: As soon as I saw the post my first thought was "fuck, he got to it before me!" Everytime I walk by this I mean to take a picture and never do. Classes are going well but I'm super busy and no internet access. Seems to be a bit...

in response to Crounch Crouch

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