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Escape from Cripplebush

August 4, 2012by phillegitimate 4 Comments

When I moved to Cripplebush in September 2011, it felt like an outpost on the savage frontiers of hipster Brooklyn. Beyond Cripplebush, the L train plunged into a wilderness of […]

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This one is kind of Mexicanish too. Apart from the African wildlife in the background. And the cut-offs.

Nahuales in New York

July 2, 2012by phillegitimate Leave a comment

Nahuales are not unique to Mexico. While Mexico may have a long and rich tradition of nahuales – its was there that I first learned the name by which these […]

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USA
Moreton Bay fig and the sexton's cottage.

Dead Australians can be interesting too!

January 21, 2012by phillegitimate Leave a comment

One of Buenos Aires’s biggest tourist attractions – and one of the first I visited back in 2005 – is the Recolata cemetery. One of Mexico’s biggest festivals is Día […]

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Australia
Never satisfied.

Welcome to Cripplebush

November 16, 2011by phillegitimate 13 Comments

After weeks of chasing phantom Craigslist ads, I finally moved into an apartment, out by the blasted industrial wastes between Bushwick and Williamsburg. No name readily sticks to the area. […]

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USA
Don't know who the robot is, but he seems to be talking dissent. Or maybe he's the only one not talking it.

Subtle Acts of Dissent: Cuban Street Art

September 28, 2011by phillegitimate 2 Comments

Between the dearth of luxury items like paint and the state’s humourless approach to free expression, I assumed I wouldn’t be finding much in the way of street art in […]

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