Wednesday, June 27, 2007
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An intimate look at a place where time is measured not by the movements of the sun but by the rumbling of the el train. Philadelphia, Front St./Kensington Ave.
4 comments:
as you already know, I'm a big fan.
you're right. it's totally impossible to make out anything that little kid is saying. but he's so super fun.
I used to live under the el when people would dress up on Sunday and promenade along the avenue window shopping, and chatting. It makes me sad. Some just got left behind, or couldn't leave.
I'm relatively new to the area. I live under the el now but i've only come close to these neighborhoods until recently so I don't have the perspective of how it has changed at all over time. I hear a lot about the changes but sometimes it seems that they have been a quick decline more recently and other times it seems like the change can years before most peoples' memories here.
i think there is still some of what you remember and i think there is an honest effort among people here to rebuild and move on. it is often sad but I think there is a definite feeling of hope also
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