Near Fulton in the Financial District.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
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Worst... sukkah... EVER.
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I think that's a sukkah! They are all over my area this week.
ReplyDeleteThey may look Crunchy on the outside bu they are Jewey on the inside :)
Yeah, I thought it may be a sukkah...But like Gabriel said...Anyway, can't recall seeing one made quite like this before. So that's why I thought it may be something else... Prototype shanty town for Wall Street?
ReplyDeleteThis is the perfect depression-era sukkah! Sukkot is the holiday of the harvest season when food is bountiful and the streets paved with milk and honey, and by extension, profits.
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