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October
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- Twilight of the Mustard
- Onion views
- The purple door
- Peter Luger make-over
- Left behind
- License applied
- Porked
- Anna Maria
- Go home
- City for sale
- Operation Billow
- Opening
- Carts
- Busy composition
- There goes the neighborhood
- 2...
- It takes all kinds
- Primary colors
- Four odd chairs
- Christmas in New York
- Panes
- Color blast
- Context?
- We are all Madonna's children
- The Brooklyn Kitchen
- Reflection
- I had read about a relatively new redone 80-year-o...
- Leaf man
- Early retirement
- Brickwork
- Pigeon holed
- Mostly Martha
- Om Sweet Home
- Lost Swoon
- Formerly Wonder Foods
- Double shadow
- Autumn light
- Williamsburg movie theater?
- Mack
- Greenpoint Terminal Market (after)
- Weather event
- Slats
- HBO Star Wars promo?
- Volvo fins
- Trading Cranes
- Craneless finger building
- Is the place at 77 N 6th open yet?
- You can go to court
- Shooting under the L
- The fireplace room
- On the bench
- The Greenpoint Challenge
- Pimp my ride
- Promoting promenades
- Marathon route
- Franklin Street anew?
- One more test
- Shreds
- Dodge
- Half blind
- Holiday spirit
- Microsoft on Milton
- Flickr test
- Yellow tree
- Peel
- Manhattan Ave's end
- Willy Grant
- Stop
- Night smooching
- Working late
- Dutch Mustard demolition begins
- 30th Floor
- Drinks in Bryant Park
- Kitchen window sunset
- Location location location
- Photo upload problems...
- View of the room
- Stroll down Lispenard
- Hockey
- Progress check
- Stroller scopin'
- People on the hill
- Ground Zero tribute center
- Clinton Papaya
- Croxley Ales
- Hanging Nemo
- Checking change
- Old and new
- 1 York block before
- In the wall
- Dressed up
- The Riverhouse
- 101 Warren
- Made in the shade
- One Avenue B
- Preshift at the Harrison
- Runaway bride
- Birds
- Resculpted?
- Bedford Cheese Shop
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