Park Slope, Brooklyn   Gowanus, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill

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March 13, 2010
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Anti Hipster in Brooklyn…. (via Ajent.Orange)

Anti Hipster in Brooklyn…. (via Ajent.Orange)


March 12, 2010
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Thistle Hill, the New Restaurant From NOFX’s Fat Mike, Says Hello to Park Slope

March 9, 2010
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FAKE OR NO? ‘A day in the life of a snowman in Prospect Park shot on Feb 26-27, 2010.’ (via Fucked in Park Slope)


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Who wouldn’t you murder to own this? (via Michah79)

Who wouldn’t you murder to own this? (via Michah79)


March 7, 2010
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(via milah.keeler)

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Atlantic & Flatbush time lapse: ‘Traffic is typically miserable here and would only get much worse if and when Atlantic Yards is built.’ (via Not Another F*cking Blog!)


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juliasegal:

hzrdus:fuckyeahdementia:(via)

March 6, 2010
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Did Scorsese film Boardwalk Empire, his upcoming miniseries about Prohibition-era Atlantic City, among the Prohibition-era building on 6th?


March 4, 2010
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The Bagel Hole has a new sign! Maybe this will make that chick on Yelp who said “I eschewed this joint for months. Partly because their awning is a little dirty…” a lot happier!

The Bagel Hole has a new sign! Maybe this will make that chick on Yelp who said “I eschewed this joint for months. Partly because their awning is a little dirty…” a lot happier!


March 3, 2010
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‘These branches bloomed out of the trash can at the 10th and PPSW entrance to the Prospect Park. Not sure what they are or why they were there, but the splotches of red hit the spot.’ (via brooklynometry: rededication)

‘These branches bloomed out of the trash can at the 10th and PPSW entrance to the Prospect Park. Not sure what they are or why they were there, but the splotches of red hit the spot.’ (via brooklynometry: rededication)