Sunset Park, Brooklyn   Windsor Terrace

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March 9, 2010
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Aboard The Sinking Ship Minerva (via Off the Path Media)

Aboard The Sinking Ship Minerva (via Off the Path Media)

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Spikehead (via colorstalker)

Spikehead (via colorstalker)

March 6, 2010
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Touching (via mjesse)

Touching (via mjesse)

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Funeral for a biker: ‘Outside Leone Funeral Home, South Slope, BK. I know nothing about the deceased except that he or she 1. had a passion and 2. was rich in friends.’ (via Saucy Salad)

Funeral for a biker: ‘Outside Leone Funeral Home, South Slope, BK. I know nothing about the deceased except that he or she 1. had a passion and 2. was rich in friends.’ (via Saucy Salad)

March 5, 2010
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Starchitect of the ‘new Brooklyn,’ loathed by Green-Wood Cemetery supporters, loses right to file plans: ‘Brooklyn’s most-polarizing — and prolific — architect has been banned from filing construction plans for playing fast and loose with city regulations. … Locals who had battled the architect could not hide their elation. “Oh boy!” said Aaron Brashear, who fought against Scarano’s “Minerva Building,” which would have blocked a historic view corridor between the Minerva statue in Green-Wood Cemetery and the Statue of Liberty. “He had this coming years ago.”’

Starchitect of the ‘new Brooklyn,’ loathed by Green-Wood Cemetery supporters, loses right to file plans: ‘Brooklyn’s most-polarizing — and prolific — architect has been banned from filing construction plans for playing fast and loose with city regulations.

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Locals who had battled the architect could not hide their elation. “Oh boy!” said Aaron Brashear, who fought against Scarano’s “Minerva Building,” which would have blocked a historic view corridor between the Minerva statue in Green-Wood Cemetery and the Statue of Liberty. “He had this coming years ago.”’

March 1, 2010
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According to the Brooklyn Paper, Hannah Springer and her fellow milk smugglers meet at secret “drop-off” points around the city, to collect bottles driven down from farms in Pennsylvania.
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“[Raw milk] should not be consumed by anyone at any time for any purpose,” said Michael Herndon, a spokesman for the FDA, explaining that “it may contain many pathogens … that may be especially problematic for infants, young children, the elderly.”
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The dairy devotee has plans for a “drop off” service in Bay Ridge and Sunset Park, with each gallon of raw milk costing $6-7.
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Brooklyn Milk Traffickers Deal Raw Product - Gothamist

February 25, 2010
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brooklyn railing (via bobtrancho)

brooklyn railing (via bobtrancho)

February 22, 2010
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Green-Wood Cemetery Chapel (via V. Roma)

Green-Wood Cemetery Chapel (via V. Roma)

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8th ave between 51 and 52 street (via veesvision)

8th ave between 51 and 52 street (via veesvision)

February 21, 2010
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