Sunday, November 26th 2006

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joey: believe it or not; the second-tallest building in the world in 1930

in response to Terminal Tower

Ringo: Susannah, I'm the kind of person who believes in live and let live, I disagree that we all worship something, I don't count myself as knowing whether or not there is a god or god's. I have looked into Christianity enough to see serious flaws in it that I just...

in response to Hell\'s Angels - New York City

Melissa Joy : The chickens made my trip! I love them... I took a bunch of pictures of them while i was in Kauai in March

in response to Wild Chickens

Jen: My family visited Bishop's Castle this Thanksgiving weekend. Our jaws literally dropped as we walked up to the castle, and it was just as breathtaking inside. We spoke briefly to Jim, who was hard at work on the wall he's building around the castle now. The castle...

in response to Bishop Castle: Another Self-Made Masterpiece

joey: there was a ravine in my old cleveland heights neighborhood. we lived on stoneleigh road then. the ravine went behind the ge nela park dump. so we would sneak in the dump through a hole in the fence and break lots of fluorescent tubes. mostly the 10 footers- we threw...

in response to Americans Love Anything Blueberry

jethro: crazy, man. want to see a bridge float? checkout this web site; www.lakeeriegraphics.com/Pages/Welcome.html

in response to Lorain-Carnegie Bridge

explorer: nice trusswork, indeed.

in response to There Are Many Bridges in Cleveland

colavitos ghost: i'm the first to admit that cleveland has suffered more than its share of city planning blunders; however, i feel the need to raise up the city's commitment to preserving our bridges in the way we have. a number of the city's remaining bridges are no longer in use, but remain...

in response to There Are Many Bridges in Cleveland

susannah: How do you know he can be heard 5 zip codes away?

in response to Bird noise too

TR: Does anyone commission their work? Please post email...thanks

in response to graffiti alley / style in progress \'05

susannah: Anon, I didn't really understand your comment but no, I don't think it makes you bad. For better or for worse I'm not one of those people who expects or even wants everyone to see things the way I do. I believe what I believe out of a...

in response to Hell\'s Angels - New York City

Guy McLaren: Jeef most peeople join because they have a buddy in the club, not to be do gooders, that sometimes is just a by product of membership. In fact I have joined organisations in the past for the benefit to me and have so doing benefited many others. If you look...

in response to Hell\'s Angels - New York City

anon (ctb-cache4-vif0.saix.net): Susannah, not everyone worships something, some worship me but that does not make it neccessary. I don't worship anything except maybe my wife. Does that make me bad because I don't buy into your religious views?

in response to Hell\'s Angels - New York City

Guy McLaren: Funny how this art has grabbed me too. I went caving yesterday and got some fine shots which I will post soon.

in response to A Night-time Jaunt

Alastair Pullen: Well if it's not by Banksy why is it featured in Wall and Piece ? keep it real ornot

in response to more london graf flix

susannah: Ringo - I agree with you on most points - except when you say "you can live a decent life without having to worship anything", only because everybody worships something. Everyone has something that he builds his life around. As far as decent life, many Christians don't live "decent lives"...

in response to Hell\'s Angels - New York City

emily.stella: Gotta love Kew Beach.

in response to Of Park Benches and Picnic Tables

little ukraine: very nice - the colors in that first one are great. the reflections in #3 are also beautiful. I love night shots. I don't have a tripod, but every once in a while I am able to find a flat surface on which to rest my camera...

in response to A Night-time Jaunt

chiamattt: it is rather sad when someone tells you to watch out because people might think you are a cop.

in response to Regent Park Revitalization

jeeff: artists are only an example in this case because the neighbourhood became an art destination. i would be equally concerned if the neighbourhood had been turned around by portuguese bakers, who were then priced out by hordes of pastry-seekers. incidentally, it looks like there will now be a...

in response to 48 Abell Bites the Dust?

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