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Bill Kontzias

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5 years ago
on Waverly Avenue, Clinton Hill, Brooklyn…
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Posted On: February 21st 2022, 12:45 pm
on Waverly Avenue, Clinton Hill, Brooklyn…
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yogevamos 5 years ago

yogevamos

Oh ye, I thought how beautiful is the blue scarf before realizing what it really is.

marisaangela 5 years ago

marisaangela

beautiful blue and yellow

joelopez543 5 years ago

joelopez543

The Naked City 8 million stories

margarethurstart 5 years ago

margarethurstart

❤️

luxious45 5 years ago

luxious45

🔥🔥🔥❤️ it

woythaler 5 years ago

woythaler

Love this capture of the blue sky in between the buildings!

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