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Pepslexic posted:Seems to be what makes these so tricky, so many interpretations. I'm getting a Queens vibe from this. For one, Staten Island would never be north unless your referring to Grant's Tomb. However the Broad Channel Island is north of Jamaica in queens, which would be the There was a Greek Orthodox church next to the World Trade Center that, predictably, was smashed when everything collapsed. The grey giant could be almost anything, though.
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Dreddlocks posted:I'm probably totally off the mark but perhaps the New York verse could refer to somewhere around the Verrazano-Narrows bridge? It extends over a slender (narrow) path. The bridge is supported by two massive grey towers. Giovanni Verrazano explored the West Indies. If you look north you would see the Manhattan island? Maybe that's the isle of B That is actually a really good guess, and it would fit the general location of the gem on the drawing if we consider the woman to be a rough outline of Manhattan
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ruebennase posted:There are a couple small parks west of Vernon and to the North of those is Roosevelt Island, which used to be called Blackwell Island. I was just going to mention that. And it kind of works, if the Isle is actually an island.
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So, what do the multicolored blobs in the NYC picture represent? I can't imagine they are there for no reason. Flower gardens? I've tried some really simple image manipulation and nothing is popping out. Maybe a cheap pair of 3D glasses? I'm at a loss. Another small detail I noticed was that the outline of the "window pane" is missing between the bird's wings.
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