The Mets Police: Last Week of Shea

Last Week of Shea - Part 6

Anonymous

And the blue panels are no more.

The final section of blue came down Monday, leaving just ramps and the shell of 2 sections.

About a dozen people watched as the machines tore away girders, the sound of groaning made it seem like Shea's final death cry.

I would be shocked if anything was left standing by Wednesday.

Here are the pictures.

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Feb 16, 2009
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