ave, c was quiet. didn't see any german fans taking out their heartbreak on the streets or anywhere else.
but in the west side, around la nacional, felix, novecento... it was the spaniards who celebrating and took their celebration up to washington square park fountain
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ave, c was quiet. didn't see any german fans taking out their heartbreak on the streets or anywhere else.
ReplyDeletebut in the west side, around la nacional, felix, novecento... it was the spaniards who celebrating and took their celebration up to washington square park fountain
Ha, nice photo Esquared!
ReplyDeletehere's one from city room, spaniards celebrating in front of la nacional on west 14th street.
ReplyDeletethe germans were nowhere to be seen, must have stayed indoors