Ragtag Daily Post– Letter
My brother Stephen Initials. Got these from the local neighborhood discount store. Eventually they will become part of a future Arts & Crafts project.
Month: January 2019
Kammie’s Oddball Challenge 1/10/19
Kammies Oddball Photography Challenge
The sign is difficult to see through the gate but it says, Frog Parking only. All Others Will Be Toad!
Frog Parking Only. All others will be Toad!
Side by Side
Got the Side by Side idea from a YouTube video where people put their baby pictures next to a parent or grandparent photo at around the same age.
Side by Side
Our Dad Edward Palmer age around Five Years old. This Photo was taken by the Famous Harlem Renaissance Photographer James Van Derzee. Dad grew up in Harlem.
Stephen and I at approximately the same age. Do you see our mutual resemblance?
Which Way Challenge: January 10, 2019 | sonofabeach96
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Which Way Photography Challenge
Which Way Challenge: January 10, 2019 | sonofabeach96
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Which Way Photography Challenge
Symbiosis with Synchronicity
Symbiosis with Synchronicity
Kammie’s Oddball Challenge 1/3/19 | Nut House Central
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Kammies Oddball Photography Challenge
Eye Spy. Got My Eyes on you. Eye, Eye Captain!
This unique car was featured on my Blog last year but today it’s parked on my block so naturally I couldn’t resist taking more pictures. 🚕🚖🚗🚘🛣
Signs of the Times from The Daily Press Coffee Shop
Artistic Colorful inside of the E train. Are the colorful pictures designed to make you feel better about the shoddy subway service?
Many times the Pony Express ran better and was more efficient than the MTA!
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Along Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn
Along Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn
Here are some photos that either didn’t fit in the previous Blog Posts or are just weird.
This appears to be somebody’s idea of a joke. The location is next to the Brooklyn Museum but upon closer inspection it might be an old abandoned subway entrance or something to do with the MTA, Transit Authority. There are many abandoned subway stations no longer in use for whatever reason. The New York City subway system dates back to as early as the 1900s in some cases. Some of these stations can no longer accommodate the Modern subway trains. You May ask is it possible to go spelunking and exploring these abandoned stations? Yes. Under the direction and authority of the MTA. There is a Transit Museum also located in Brooklyn where you can sign up for available abandoned subway excursions or as I like to call them Subway Spelunking. Hopefully when spring arrives and the weather is warmer I will do so.
Odds and Ends
Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn
Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn
I know it’s difficult to read the inscription but it says, To the Defenders of the Union in reference to the Civil War.
You can also see yet another entrance to Prospect Park which is an extremely large Park. Mt. Prospect Park next to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden is much smaller.
Brooklyn Public Library | Grand Army Plaza
Brooklyn Public Library | Grand Army Plaza
The Brooklyn Museum which I passed by on my way to the Brooklyn Public Library Grand Army Plaza Branch.
The Brooklyn Public Library Grand Army Plaza Branch outside. The Eagle is inside the Library above the front entrance.
Some inside photos except for the inspirational saying which is outside above the front doors.
Roaming Urban Gypsy 