[the walk starts towards the prison and covers some residential areas]

a chain link fence, graffitied walls,
an empty lot, boarded over windows

a spraypainted visage of some revolutionary

Nice street.

I 've lived in Utrecht for 10 years, and I've never been here before.
There used to be a lot of cars going around before they changed the routing of the traffice.

[wind blows]

[he peeks through a gate that has
'war' spraypainted on it]

[he peeks into an empty house]

What a nice place
I wonder why it's empty

[to him]

You have the trains coming by a lot, but that is the only noise. Janneke told me that. She lived around here.

They even have their own street. It's a street with a name. It's a public place, but then you have a 'no entrance' sign beside it.
Funny

It looks like they are clearing out stuff.

[just then a very loud train goes by]

[he sneezes]

SARS

Did you see this program again last night about weapons of mass destruction?

I figured it would be nice to have a mass destruction of weapons.

[he points at the dog in the window]

He must be hot.

[she looks into another window]

We're turning into voyeurs

[train goes by again]

[we cross the street]

[we pass by the bus stop]

[a dog barks]
]
[it gets quiet except an occasional airplane]

[somebody we know passes by on a bicycle]