The Corner of W. Martin And Salisbury Streets
This post kicks off a forthcoming series of photos taken from RBC Plaza.
Next post: Wilmington Street Skyline
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06/12/2008
Awesome aerial view of Martin St. Too bad that view will be blocked by the Wake County Justice Center in afew years…What I want to know, though, is: How in the world did you get up in the RBC building, and at night, no less??
06/13/2008
Yeah I’m just as intrigued about how you got in. Take me next time!