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Miss Lily's
Ave A Reverse Graffiti
THE YUPPIEFACATION OF AVE A
THE YUPPIEFACATION OF AVE A
Last night I had to take out the garbage from 172, and if there’s any more motivation I need to find a new line of work it’s not ever having to that again.
172 has a compactor, that’s a machine that squeezes all the garbage that comes down the compactor chute in a building into a ‘sleeve’ of thick black plastic and is tied off at either end with special tie wires. There’s even a little tool…
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Made pretty quick work of the base of the new "A" pole on Avenue A and St. Mark's Place just outside the entrance to Tompkins Square Park.
In a groove.
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Photo via East VIllage Hawkeye
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Ave A in 800 // NYC 2012
Hunter Holder
South Bay Holiday
Slept in and made my way to Sapphire eventually for a rainy eve surf session. Silvery sky, and salty gray swell made for quite a lovely morning. Eli went left, I went right. The clouds rained daintily around us, sounding like the ringing noise that lingers after the high note on a xylophone has been hit. With the hiding sun, it was hard to tell what time it was when we got out, but we were hungry. After snagging some holiday toffee from the Lampkins and wishing the Currans a very merry Christmas, we headed for Ave A and Christina whipped up some tasty tuna melts on the balcony. So far, it has been a quaint and mirthfully whimsical sort of day. Who needs a white Christmas when you can get a surfy gray one?