Dear Liza, dear Liza
Anyone know why there’s a big gaping hole in the Aud? It’s been like this for a week or so.
I spotted this truck the other day at Mighty Taco on Sheridan and snapped a very poor photo of it with my Treo (lighting was on the wrong side, sorry). I forgot all about it until I saw this topic come up on Buffalo Issue Alerts. The idea is that in addition to satellite and…
As a public service, I present to you the real Brierwood Plaza. I half expected that the preservationist in me would find some good qualities in the building as I got up close to it, but I found nothing. It’s not well built. It’s a lot of fascia over lumber. It’s has no unique aspects,…
First off, the delays at the recently vanquished toll barriers sound much worse in today’s Buffalo News article than they actually are. The day the tolls ended was bad. Every day since then, they haven’t been significantly worse than when they were taking our cash. Possibly a minute or two slower at the Black Rock…
I noticed a little graffiti in the hole there as well. The same thing happened to the large Ford plant building on Route 5 a few months ago. I think it was wind, and it took a while for that to get fixed.
There is graffitti in the hole. I wasn’t sure if the hole was created by hooligans to show off their work, or if the hole was created by workers or wind and just exposed existing graffitti.
It’s cheap way of performing asbestos remediation. Knock a hole in the wall and it will just blow on out. 🙂
I’ve been trying to take a closer look as I drive by and my guess is that someone got into the building, got up there on the inside, spray painted the concrete block wall which looks to be very close to the exterior metal panel wall, and then knocked the panel out. I’ll try to get better pictures.
I gotta give you credit for being able to take this photo while driving on the Skyway. Do you think this is some elaborate work of a graffitti artist? Maybe…
Hang onto the damn wheel!!!
You guys make it sound so difficult. I just held my phone up to the window, clicked, and got the shot I got. It’s not like I was looking through a viewfinder, focusing, selecting the proper shutter, aperture, and ISO speed settings, and then taking the shot. Traffic was slow anyways because it was exiting.