Photos of the Warehouse District group on PARK(ing) Day 2006 courtesy of Thomas Starinsky
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For the poor, the only alternative to television for their leisure time is the public space. For this reason, high-quality public pedestrian space, and parks in particular, are evidence of a true democracy at work.
PARK(ing) Day 2006-Warehouse District
Submitted by Marc Lefkowitz on September 26, 2006 - 3:43pm.
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