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A bigger image -- one where people can actually read the text -- would be appreciated.
2
It's obvious the Bunn family hates freedom.
3
Yeah, this picture is so small it's useless. Better luck next time I guess.
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@1, clicking the image itself above gets you a smaller version (500 x 682 pixels) than Jen's "click here" link (900 x 1227 pixels). If you zoom the latter one in your browser window it's nice and readable.
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This sort of ruin porn is interesting 'n all, but I'mma go back to eating my dollar slice in my coat-closet-of-an-apartment in Manhattan 'cuz I gotta avoid getting the snax I can't afford at the movie house when I go to see The Grand Budapest Hotel tonight. You probably know that's Wes Anderson's latest.
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I visited Braddock and its steel mill in the 1990s. The mill looms over blocks and blocks of mostly-abandoned streets, but you can still get a sense of what a busy place it was back when the mill workers lived right next door. Now the mill workers are from all over; I think the guy who gave us a tour said his home was in Philadelphia, he came over to Pittsburgh to work ten-day stretches.

The Carnegie Library in Braddock was amazing.
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Here's the house on Google Maps:

https://www.google.com/maps/@40.398372,-…

From the street: https://cloudup.com/cSm1u8CUaj4

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