[Leica] Subway Museum in Brooklyn

[chs2018 at med.cornell.edu (Chris Saganich)]

It goes on and on and on a never ending array of everything that is.  No 
matter how 'ya try, ya never get to know da place tru n tru.

Chris - Brooklyn Baby


At 12:19 PM 10/6/2006, you wrote:

>In a message dated 10/6/06 7:44:31 AM, lug-request@leica-users.org writes:
>
>
> > Yesterday she went to the Leica Gallery and to
> > ICP.  She thinks she's in heaven.  I hope she can find a job!!
> > -------------------------
>Hi Tina,
>
>There's plenty of jobs in the City (Manhattan). And Laura has skills. The
>Subway Museum isn't far from Myrtle Avenue. Almost all the generations of 
>rolling
>stock are represented there. I see my whole life before me there measured 
>out
>in cars.
>
>Yep, NYC is for the young and ambitious -- the arts, advertising, finance,
>education, publishing, business, merchandising, insurance, all the
>bureauocracies -- private and public. If Laura knows what she wants, 
>she'll find it in the
>City.
>
>Intriguing photography and eating in the Russian enclave at Brighton Beach,
>Brooklyn, including the Boardwalk. Don't miss Fulton Landing, Brooklyn, 
>where
>Washington beat it out of town after losing the battle of LI. I always 
>enjoyed
>shooting the 18th century carriage houses at Btrooklyn Heights, where the
>literati still live. And you can get some interesting shots of the 
>waterfront.
>Then a march across Brooklyn Bridge, where someone is usually shooting an 
>ad and
>you can get an excellent view of the East River and its spans.
>
>Bob
>
>
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