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Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Fallen tree on Sixth Street, day two

Just looking at what's left of the tree that nearly took out Banjara Sunday night on Sixth Street near First Avenue.


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Posted by Grieve at 6:07 AM
Labels: bad weather, East Village streetscenes, First Avenue, New York CIty weather, Sixth Street, trees

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