Monday, January 8th 2007

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Barbara: Thanks so much for the photo of the Third Ave El, 1954. I lived on Third between 90 & 91 St, and I can actually see the windows of our apartment in that photo. I was 4 yrs old at the time and would sit by the window...

in response to Yorkville: A Neighborhood Recalled

upfromflames: I am historian working on a history of 1977-2007, to show how Bushwick has come. If anyone has some pictures of the past in Bushwick, I'd love to get a chance to see or use them for our show at the Brooklyn Historical Society.

in response to My House in Bushwick

Peter: joey: that and the solstice!

in response to Jan 04 2007 Toronto

Peter: woah, thats definitely the fountain at columbus circle, at the southwest entrance to central park...

in response to Ninjas Killed My Family - Need Money for Kung-Fu Lessons

lol:

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aer: different phases of time, nice set

in response to Cracks

aer: beautiful shot

in response to Black Cherry

GGP: that last shape is having a serious identity crisis--or just branching out.

in response to Shapes

zagg: The kisses I got at the Bay st. Greyhound station were never quite like that

in response to Jan 04 2007 Toronto

Peter: huh. i didnt know that, jack. interesting.

in response to Gherkin Sneaks Up on You

jack: once i was in uniform at london airport and a man said, "top of the morning to you" and i, a learned young man replied, 'AND THE REST OF THE DAY TO YOU SIR". that is the correct answer for top of the morn.....

in response to Gherkin Sneaks Up on You

Paul: Somehow, I don't think that the Maypole Shopping Centre will be winning any architectural awards. I seem to recall a newsagents of some sort in there. My grandmother spent the last 5 or 6 years in an old people's home, Moorfield Place, near the Maypole Shopping Centre

in response to These Things No Longer Exist

SARA: i love this picture

in response to first snow from last fall

bravo123M: Where is the compassion?

in response to Rough Arrest

jack: it looks like a seat in the number 9.

in response to Shapes

Peter: nice shapes! i like the last one especially.

in response to Shapes

Peter: i used to go browse at bleeker bob's alot, and then grab a slice at teh place next door. nice catch, jack.

in response to A Garden Above the Streets

groovehouse: if anyone here has a flickr account, I've created a group called, "Looks Like A Robot" - feel free to join and post your Bot Faces! flickr.com/groups/lookslikearobot/

in response to robot building

groovehouse: Bot Face on a utility box near a street light

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Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Yep. bolt of material. I love fabric stores. They're a feast for the fingers as well as the eyes.

in response to Black Cherry

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Much like typhoid, I am always here. I have yet to see the Gerkin with my own eyes, but I'm really hoping to get to the UK this spring. It's been so long that I really am a tourist.

in response to Gherkin Sneaks Up on You

jack: interesting, a rocket to God. good to hear from you elaine. by jove, you and catherine on the same day, too much for the common man. i'll read your journal.

in response to Gherkin Sneaks Up on You

jack: there's a lot to do after religious services on sunday.

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jack: i'd like to have a black phanton with a radio and chrome fenders.

in response to Bikes

jack: so many corners and angles.

in response to Cracks

jack: don't they call material rolled up a 'bolt of material', nice pic kate.

in response to Black Cherry

jack: nice fuzzy.

in response to Flower Child

jack: see, there is gold at the end of the rainbow.

in response to A January Rainbow Over Downtown

jack: ringo is married to my wife's school friend.

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colavitos ghost: "bolt of silk" is an amazing phrase. although i don't know about a bolt being subtle.

in response to Black Cherry

colavitos ghost: rotten gar is especially funky.

in response to Hehe It Sure Does...

colavitos ghost: in front of shaft is more like it!!!

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Peter: awesome shots. i particularly like the 5th one...

in response to Chicago Critical Mass - November 2006

Peter: heh. this is cool.

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Catherine Penfold-Waxman: The very warm weather in New York (El Nino/global warming/Bond villian heat ray) has befuddled the plants and they are trying to bring Spring early. They are in for a nasty shock when the frost comes. This is a raw picture, not balanced for color or retouched. I thought it...

in response to Black Cherry

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Great stuff. I missed it the first time round.

in response to The Diary of Manny Swindle (part two)

EvilGentleman: Nakurmiik, hope all is well there. Nuut said things were pretty normal when she went back for Christmas. I opted to stay down here and spend time around my family, since I had been away from them for so many years.

in response to Igloo Construction

John: Lived in Ridgewood in the '50s. Went to Paterson for everything and to the Armory to see the Crescents and to Hinchcliff Stadium for the midget cars and the Panthers. You can't go home again except in memories.

in response to paterson factory - may 2002

roland: St Andrews Undershaft looks like a friendly crumbly bit of religion, in a cosy COE kind of way - but beware the wandering visitor - Hawksmoor's chilling edifices lurk at the edge of the City should you stray too far from the Gherkin... Sorry bought myself "From Hell" for...

in response to Gherkin Sneaks Up on You

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