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Nov 25

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Gowanus Canal: Two ways of looking at the Superfund Site.

The Gowanus Canal can be a very picturesque place or,  depending on the light and your vantage point, it can be a pretty sketchy place with an aroma you will never forget.

About bluestar2012

Sixty six years young photographer, living in Seattle, WA.

Posted on November 25, 2016, in Architecture, B&W, Brooklyn, buildings, clouds, Environment, Gowanus, Gowanus Canal, New York City, Nikon D610, NYC, Park Slope, street art, Thoughts, Travels, Urban Decay and tagged , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.

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