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The High Line:

author: Peter : New York, NY
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author: Peter : New York, NY
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Graf on the Tracks, Pt. 3

author: Peter : Brooklyn, NY

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 Facing east on the semi-abandoned tracks... , , , Crew... The rail bridge extends over a very murky/toxic-looking canal, and skirts a cement factory... Crew, , ... ... , ... For some reason, this area was littered with many bottles of urine. Navigating through them was like navigating a minefield... ... The other side of the cement factory... This is part of the...

The High Line:

author: Peter : New York, NY

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 You may have read about the High Line on here before... or perhaps High Line (New York City). Also web link and web link Read the information on those links for background, then enjoy the photos I took after managing to get into that space yesterday... Where I entered, in a semi-truck-trailer storage lot on street and Avenue, I weas greeted by the overgrown, abandoned area of the High Line, where it descended to ground-grade. The old rusting structure framing the to...

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