Once home to fishmongers, mobsters and seaman, the South Street Seaport in Lower Manhattan is now a tourist trap. Except for this one decrepit storefront, and a woman calling her sister in Elmira.
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13 comments:
Looking a bit.....hmmmm....am at a loss for words. However, I love the certain beauty of both rural and urban decay.
Really intersting to see the run down parts of a city as well as the more obnvious well kept areas- thx for a great blog
Ya, she looks a bit despondent holding that bag. Needs a break or at least a bus.
She looks as if she is a little out of her comfort zone
An excellent corner shop location
ha. Decrepit is a good word for this view.
I love the assortment of roll down doors. Ha.
a real sense of loneliness
Yep, that's decrepit with a capital D! Where is Elmira?
I'd rather be in Elmira. Upstate NY is gorgeous.
Hard to believe this is a tourist trap.
Easter blessings to you my friend.
V
Really like the composition set up here.
I was once trapped ...
AWESOME pic....
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