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Happy July 4, 2007

July 3rd, 2007


 Fireworks at the Brooklyn Bridge, July 4, 06 (Photo by DumboNYC)

[DumboNYC.com is on vacation through July 5. In the meantime, take a look at some DumboNYC photos, read up on some posts in the archive, or submit a story about Dumbo (I'm looking for a few good guest blog entries). Have a happy and safe July 4! See you back here on July 6.]

July 4, 2008 post is here.

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  • martine
    hey all,

    thanks for the comments. july 4th in dumbo sounds hectic but fun so will prob stay in the area.

    'loose stool' - with such a wholesome webname and the fact you freely admit you drive us brits into the east river i may keep my apmt no on the DL! ;o)
  • mod squad
    You might want to reconsider walking down to the Brooklyn Bridge Park at sunset considering the crowd will be backed up all the way to your front door at 70 Washington. Its a bit like riding the subway at rush hour, only darker. Its the only time of year the Dumbowhites, I'm sorry, I meant Dumboites, get to hobnob with the Farragut neighbors. Seriously though, that concrete slab they cleared south of the Fulton Landing will be the best spot if they let people in. I'm having the River Cafe prepare a light supper in a basket so I can spread my blanket at the water's edge.
  • fratello
    Martine, A lot of people BBQ or picnic with friends on the 4th of July. You might want to bring some food and drinks down to the Brooklyn Bridge Park around sunset, and watch the fireworks over the East River.
  • loose stool
    Other than driving any British we find into the river, we're pretty casual around here. Welcome to the neighborhood. I'm sorry, which apartment do you live in?
  • Martine Catt
    I recently moved to Dumbo from the UK and live at 70 Washington

    Does anyone have recomendations for July 4th? Where is the best place to see fireworks & what time should I get down there? Is there anything organized for July 4th in the neighbourhood?

    thanks
    Martine
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