Since it's Easter, work was closed. I didn't have enough steam to go into the studio, so today I relaxed. It'll be a very busy next couple of weeks and I wanted to grab some rest before the big rush. Left: View from a rooftop in Brooklyn.
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3 comments:
I would have never have guessed that was a pic of from New York. But I don't know much of anything. I would've guess Pennsylvania.
Oh, it's in Brooklyn in a neighborhood that's fast becoming called, "East Williamsburg." It traditionally was called Bushwick.
The view from the other side of the apartment is completely different.
Nice view!
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