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It’s travel day. Fight the crowds, get to your destination, and have an enormous meal with family and friends. Then watch some TV and eat some more, and turn around and come home. Happy Thanksgiving!

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The behemoth now has a roof, some mirrored panels, and traffic all around. Don’t believe the NY Times, either. There isn’t NY Nets fever all around the borough.

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Here, at Tillary Street, is a bike and pedestrian entrance  to (& exit from) the Brooklyn Bridge. People who have come from Manhattan stop and ask, “Where the hell am I and where is the closest subway?” (A large map is nearby.) This is not the hip and scenic Brooklyn they have been hearing about. FYI, the guy in the photo is wearing a t-shirt of the Milky Way galaxy that says “You are here.”

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These orange and white barriers were set up on the edge of a road to create a pedestrian walkway while construction is blocking the sidewalk.

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No, not the stinky kind, but a real, spindly one with a trunk that’s about the same size as the red No Parking sign nearby.

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Poor Honest Abe. It’s like some tried to build a penny with particle board and brown paint using dull tools. Still legal tender, though.

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I think she’s preoccupied and thinking about staying clear of the bus. A word of advice, though: if possible, use a hand, not an object, like an umbrella, to wave hello.

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To see this sign is to think of Hubert Selby Jr.’s book, Last Exit to Brooklyn, if you’re familiar with it. Bursting with profanity, violence, prostitution, and sexual confusion, it caused an enormous stir when it was published in 1964. The 1989 movie was dark, but had some good performances and was quite watchable.

Today in Brooklyn:  gray, cloudy, periods of rain. Most of the traffic was coming in rather than leaving.

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Third Avenue dead-ends at Flatbush; concrete barriers block the intersection. For months, a simple graffiti message has been encouraging half the population: You go girl! (The exclamation point is mine.) Could be the same person who wrote on the Fourth Avenue subway station; the “x” over the i in girl is the same.

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