Could Brooklyn Be More Beautiful?

2908 Views 18 Replies 14 Participants Last post by koolkid, May 28, 2006

LLoydGeorge

Discussion Starter · May 22, 2006 (Edited)

As set forth in Goonsta's photos, one thing is certain: New York's beauty is ineffable!

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Borough Hall

The arch and fountain at nearby Grand Army Plaza are simply magnificent!

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Mr Bricks

· #2 · May 22, 2006

Nice! Looks a bit like London.

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tigermike

· #3 · May 22, 2006

SuomiPoika said:
Nice! Looks a bit like London.

was just about to say exactly the same thing....one of the pics is almost identical to my street in Earl's Court.

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Taller Better

· #4 · May 22, 2006

Great shots, LG! Very nicely done. All the times I've been to NYC and I don't think I
ever ventured out to Brooklyn. Shame on me!

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streetscapeer

· #5 · May 22, 2006

I love Brooklyn so much, it's huge, with so many interesting neighborhoods!

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TalB

· #8 · May 23, 2006

I always liked the collection of brownstones for which defines the original city.

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cmoonflyer

· #9 · May 23, 2006

Love its atmosphere , and hope to be able to feel it someday !

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Neitzsche

· #10 · May 23, 2006

Stunning. Great to see a side of New York that counts floors in single digits.

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LLoydGeorge

Discussion Starter · #12 · May 23, 2006

Taller said:
Great shots, LG! Very nicely done. All the times I've been to NYC and I don't think I
ever ventured out to Brooklyn. Shame on me!

Thanks. Many visitors to NY never venture to Brooklyn, and it's a shame because it's so beautiful. Also, it has some great sites like the oldest building in NYC, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

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Taller Better

· #13 · May 23, 2006

Next time I go to NYC I will make a day trip to Brooklyn! Looks worth it.

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Arpels

· #14 · May 23, 2006

its very nice Brooklyn :yes:

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LLoydGeorge

Discussion Starter · #15 · May 24, 2006

tigermike said:
was just about to say exactly the same thing....one of the pics is almost identical to my street in Earl's Court.

It makes sense because these parts of Brooklyn were developed around the same time as was the overwhelming bulk of the structures that exist in West London.

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