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| Another very locked door in the subway station. |
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| exit the subway |
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| Aggressive jury-rigging, Nostrand Ave just north of Lafayette Ave. |
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| same same |
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| A landscaping and gardening business on Fulton Ave. with a jury-rigged sensibility, which I like. |
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| Hacking the space above the bay window. |
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| A pin oak tree that never branched out on Lafayette Ave. |
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| and next to it, what a pin oak is supposed to look like, people! |
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| The largest magnolia tree north of the Mason-Dixon line is on Lafayette Ave. at the Hattie Carthan Cultural Center, Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. And it didn't lose its leaves this winter. |
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| Across the street from the largest magnolia tree are smaller ones with new buds. You know what that means, right? |
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| A sure sign of Spring in NY - very large and very dirty, trash-filled mounds of snow on every block. |
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| A preacher on Throop Ave. just north of Fulton Street. |
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| A curious-looking lamp. Why didn't they get rid of it sooner, I wonder. |
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| The best mural. On Fulton Street near Classon. |
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| What I like to think of as ironic street art, more like a quotation of street art. |
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