An EVG reader shared this from Clinton Street just below Stanton Street on the LES... the reader wondered how this was possible.
Seems obvious that the chair was there before the city installed the light pole.
Sunday, June 4, 2017
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An EVG reader shared this from Clinton Street just below Stanton Street on the LES... the reader wondered how this was possible.
Seems obvious that the chair was there before the city installed the light pole.
5 comments:
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That's... impressive.
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ReplyDeleteThe story behind this is obvious: the chair sold the light pole the air rights, and the rest is history.
ReplyDeleteOoooh. I know I know. (holding up my hand and waving frantically..as I yell) I know. I know.
ReplyDeleteIt's a trick lamppost right?
LinkNYC - Now with seating!
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