There was something going on with these banners inside, and also a detail on the door I'd never noticed before.
Angel of capitalist doom?
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Random freshman year roommates, who thanks to a bit of creative self-description (nonsmoking, check), ended up living together in tiny spaces for two entire years.
Now, over a decade later, we're on either coast- one in New York City, the other in Seattle- but we still send each other beautiful things to appreciate each day.
Now, over a decade later, we're on either coast- one in New York City, the other in Seattle- but we still send each other beautiful things to appreciate each day.
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- Empty House
- remembering memorial day...one week later.
- Under Study
- bebidas.
- back to barnacles.
- takin' it in stride.
- Oasis
- that gull has one leg. really.
- Trinity Church, Broadway & Wall St.
- george, washington.
- St. Paul's, Broadway & Vesey St.
- Woolworth Building
- Federal Hall, Wall St. & Broad
- Never Any Trouble
- i can wait no longer.
- festive.
- Peony, Brooklyn Botanic Garden
- nessie?
- Early Summer, Clinton St., Brooklyn
- shrubbery.
- sunset on the sound.
- Sunset, Queens
- Mossy
- Favorite House
- Sunset, Brooklyn Heights Promenade
- Adorn Me
- you'd be smiling, too...
- Dogwood
- Kind of Blue
- Franklin Street
- Garbage
- Of the Non-Shrinking Variety
- Sakura Maturi: A Trip to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
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3 comments:
isn't that the one where alexander hamilton and steamship inventor robert fulton are buried?
indeed it is, little miss history. A+
i used to have reason to walk by there a lot.
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