Prospect Ave, Beverly Road, E 9 Street

So this was my walk on February 2, which for some reason, I never posted. I walked through Windsor Terrace/Kensington, or whatever this area is called. I have some streets between the Park and the Cemetery to finish up, along with the East streets up 18th Ave.

The picture below shows an overpass, but it isn't a highway. It's Seeley Street, those are parked cars up there. I remember this from when I was a kid, as my father had a friend who lived down that block. When you got to the corner there were steps to go down. I didn't remember that it was Prospect Ave, but that's what it is. It curious that this one drop doesn't have a hill and drop down but instead continues at the same altitude. It does intersect with 18th Street and then crosses the expressway.

I hung a left onto Beverly Road to get to E9 Street. Watch out for low branches. Okay the angle makes it look worse than it was, but I could've clonked my noggin something fierce if I'd been looking at my phone instead of where I was going.

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