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Took this shot while riding through Brooklyn on the train. Reminds me of a street used by Spike Lee in one of his movies—don't remember which, but probably Do the Right Thing. He filmed that movie entirely on location in Bedford-Stuyvesant, so maybe it is. [To see more ABC posts, go here.] |
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
ABC Wednesday—D is for "dead end"
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Dead end, impasse, cul-de-sac, ćorsokak; I always think these streets must be peaceful, since not many people drive on them, unless they're lost.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo---out someone's window?
I can see the sign post in yellow 'dead end' and the pic clicked is charming and has a geometric pattern.
ReplyDeleteInteresting street scene!
ReplyDeleteNear here there is a crossroads with one of the four roads marked 'dead end' and another marked 'no outlet' - What I ask is the difference? I probably would not have thought anything about it if the signs had not been at the same intersection.
Lea
I have a recollection of that scene, so you are probably right!
ReplyDeleteIt does look familiar! It looks like an old-style cul de sac. Love the look of the homes here.
ReplyDeleteLeslie
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It's nice to live in a "dead end" not a lot of traffic !
ReplyDeleteGattina
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The Winter sky has a way of making the colors stand out nicely here.
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