Kid-Friendly Park(ing): Fingerpainting on Cortelyou

These pics, courtesy of Sustainable Flatbush, come from the Park(ing) spot on Brooklyn's Cortelyou Road, where fingerpaint and crayons are all the rage.

Photos: Sustainable Flatbush/Flickr
by Ben Fried on September 19, 2008

These pics, courtesy of Sustainable Flatbush, come from the Park(ing) spot on Brooklyn's Cortelyou Road, where fingerpaint and crayons are all the rage.

Photos: Sustainable Flatbush/Flickr
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