Later, I decide to walk north on Broad Street until I get to the area to the area around 15th Street and Zion Baptist Church. This was the third or fourth in the area, but the first time in the area by the Baptist Church. I saw this mural dedicated a former reverend of the Zion Church. I went down many of the side streets of the area around Erie Ave as well. I was surprised by the fact, even through some the houses needed some touchups overall, there was dozens of satellite all over the place. I walked onto Erie Ave and I keep running into dozens of children playing on the sidewalk. There was, however, 5 or 6 abandoned buildings in the area I was walking through
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Erie and Road Construction
Later, I decide to walk north on Broad Street until I get to the area to the area around 15th Street and Zion Baptist Church. This was the third or fourth in the area, but the first time in the area by the Baptist Church. I saw this mural dedicated a former reverend of the Zion Church. I went down many of the side streets of the area around Erie Ave as well. I was surprised by the fact, even through some the houses needed some touchups overall, there was dozens of satellite all over the place. I walked onto Erie Ave and I keep running into dozens of children playing on the sidewalk. There was, however, 5 or 6 abandoned buildings in the area I was walking through
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