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Mike Trent

May 01, 2001 08:12PM

I did a long project in New York City in 92/93. The location was lower 10th Ave., and I could see the abandoned elevated RR very well from the building I worked in. I don't know how much of it has survived, but there seemed to be quite a bit of it in the area I was in.
Yeah, they have done a fine job up there with this restoration. Very cool. I liked the shot in the subway station best.
Mike

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Just When You Thought You'd Heard it All...	Mike Trent	May 01, 2001 03:15PM
Third Ave.El	El Coke	May 01, 2001 07:44PM
Re: Third Ave.El	Mike Trent	May 01, 2001 08:12PM
Re: Third Ave.El	Art Sheridan	May 02, 2001 05:35PM
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Re: Just When You Thought You'd Heard it All...	Doug vV	May 01, 2001 08:27PM
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