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sad looking condemned buidling in Manhattan's Lower East Side Oct 2019 photo by LensMomentsNS - Nichole Spates

October 2, 2019

Wordless Wednesday: Sad Street

Lower East Side neighborhood of New York City. At least the tree is happy.

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