The side streets are tree-lined and have pleasant-looking small houses. I liked this graffiti on this driveway, but it was actually pretty out of character with the neighborhood.
In: Similar to Ave. I.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
F Train - Ave. P (Day 5, stop #207)
Out: The buildings here are brick apartments with some row houses. There is a hardware store advertising a “Mikveh on Premises”. The people around seem to be a mix of European, Hispanic, Orthodox, and Asian. There is also a pharmacy with Cyrillic letterning, as well as Kosher bakeries and a Kosher falafel place. There may be some Middle Eastern presence but I’m not sure. There is a nice little café as well as a Russian book store,too. 
