Capones, on N 9th. The sign is the vertical dark thing on the wall, just above the small door. It was named after a speakeasy in Chicago where Al Capone used to hang out. The original bar and two stained-glass windows from that speakeasy have been brought here. Its worth checking out.
So many of these you see around the country sit idle or barely used, but this Parcourse (fitness stations) is always in use when I pass by it at McCarren Park. What a great place to exercise - outdoors and free.
Most used parcourse
This does't look right. I certainly will not be standing under it during the next wind storm.
Actually, the whole outfit is pretty special. He's probably an up-and-coming designer.
What brand spanking new Williamsburg townhouses look like.
What most Williamsburg townhouses look like.
Best Tag sale poster to date. It states "crap you don't need . . . at a price you won't believe!
Today, between Meeker and Havermeyer, on 7th, in Williamsburg (just in case you DO need crap).
Truth in advertising
And they are all together! It's an entire undersea village. Complete with shark. 
Dig those pirate garters. Pirates have really changed.
This blue tinted merskin was most excellent.
And then the rains came . . .
Sexiest pirate I've ever seen.
Fishheads. I'm thinking foam rubber and scissors, right? Ingenious!
