Tag Archives: Downtown Brooklyn

The New Leaf Journal’s resident dialogue duo, Justin and Justina, consider the true meaning of the assertion that a New York City pigeon is free.

Visiting a weathered World I Memorial on Tillary and Jay Streets in Downtown Brooklyn.

A pigeon’s visit to a Brooklyn statue of Christopher Columbus inspires a piece on the history of the depiction of the brave explorer.

A long post with original accounts from the May 24, 1883 opening of the Brooklyn Bridge.

The story of how two New Leaf Journal authors rescued a pigeon in need.

I saw a man walking down a New York City sidewalk in bare feet. Now that I saw it, you have to read about it.

Victor V. Gurbo names all of his video game characters RICHARD NIXON. I had this in mind when I saw a NIXON truck.

A photograph of a striking white and brown pigeon on a ledge in Downtown Brooklyn’s Cadman Plaza.

〜As advertised, but with bonus notes on a Brooklyn post office and memorial park〜

I make the case that skateboarders should learn how to ride their skateboards in a straight line before they start auditioning for the X Games.

〜March came in like a lion〜

〜I got the feeling that the lady had been burned in the past〜