Suburban Brooklyn!

Hey Joel,
Glad to hear you and your loved ones made it through a harrowing situation. We had huge waves but most of the water stayed in lake Michigan not in our basements and subway. Take care hope all is back up and running soon. Don

Keep on keepin' on!! I did not realize that a city like New York could be as vulnerable as Sandy made it look. I have gone through some bad storms, and even some hurricanes, but nothing remotely compared to Sandy. I guess it's a matter of 1 tree at a time.... We have plenty of patience and are more than willing to wait for everything to get back to normal.

Deryck

Joel, my heart goes out to those who are in distress along the east coast.

Thanks for the small glimpse of Brooklyn. You are right that so many of us have images created by limited focus media presentations. Been to mid-town Manhattan number of times, even working there for about three months in the early 1970s, but not familiar at all with the other parts of that area.

Best to you and other businesses and families as you move forward.

Hey Joel, Thanks for your comments. I lived in South Midwood Brooklyn during my childhood, The picture you took looks just like the street I lived on. For those that live in areas devastated by natural disasters the destruction is personal. No one can understand the emptiness, the exasperation, the anger. Time is the great healer. Power to the People!

I have to agree w/robohh, the picture looks more like Midwood more than Flatbush.

Joel,

The picture looks like Flatbush to me. It might be the Kensington or Ditmas Park sections.