This beautiful fiberglass canoe in good working condition appeared overnight on 14th Street in front of the soon-to-open Whole Foods, between First Avenue and Avenue A. The workers say it is not a store prop and is considered trash.It will make a great conversation piece mounted to the wall of a 250-square-foot studio apartment. Get it before it's gone oar live with regret.
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I would have also accepted "Today in canoes you can use"
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Deleteand Tyler too?
ReplyDeleteI would have taken it over to the East River and thrown it in to see if it would float.
ReplyDeleteMaybe this is a message that we are up sh*t creek without a paddle.
ReplyDeleteI saw some people (students?) on 3rd Avenue yesterday filming 3-4 people carrying a canoe over their heads. It could be the same one!
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