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Exactly! Is the building falling over or is it supposed to look that way for some reason?
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Exactly! Is the building falling over or is it supposed to look that way for some reason?
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The Propylaea (German: Propyläen) is a city gate in Munich at the west side of Königsplatz.
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The New Town Hall (German: Neues Rathaus) is a town hall that forms the northern part of Marienplatz in Munich
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Kami Ijūin train station (上伊集院駅) built in 1923.
In the rain.
On March 14th 2025, complete with double vending machines.
Sayonara,
Simon
In the rain.
On March 14th 2025, complete with double vending machines.
Sayonara,
Simon
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The Berlin Palace
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Musée de la Marine in Honfleur, Normandy, France.
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I'm always interested in seeing your photos of everyday life and places in Japan, Simon, as it's somewhere I'll never be able to visit.Kami Ijūin train station (上伊集院駅) built in 1923.
In the rain.
On March 14th 2025, complete with double vending machines.
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Sayonara,
Simon
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Lancashire church window
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Windows in a Lancashire Victorian building. I wouldn't fancy the job of cleaning them.
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That's very fortunate Terry, because it's where I live.I'm always interested in seeing your photos of everyday life and places in Japan, Simon, as it's somewhere I'll never be able to visit.
But without probing too much, why will you never be able to visit?
Cheers for now, mate
Simon
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Skygod44
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Some people think Japanese houses are "a bit squeezed in".
I can't imagine what gives them that idea.
Simon
I can't imagine what gives them that idea.
Simon
Skygod44
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A modern Japanese apartment building; a monotone building in a monotone part of the city. 
Even the trees are Black & White
Cheers for now,
Simon
Even the trees are Black & White
Cheers for now,
Simon
Skygod44
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Central Kagoshima City.
Often assumed to be "gates", in fact, torii (鳥居) are the perches for mythical, invisible, bird-spirits which look after shrines.
Cheers for now,
Simon
Often assumed to be "gates", in fact, torii (鳥居) are the perches for mythical, invisible, bird-spirits which look after shrines.
Cheers for now,
Simon
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Victorian terraced houses in the evening sun
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A Japanese style Buddhist Temple. The biggest in the region...
...photographed from the side.
Not exactly humble and modest, is it.
I'll look at the front when I get the chance
Not quite sure Siddhartha Gautama would've approved.
Cheers for now,
Simon
...photographed from the side.
Not exactly humble and modest, is it.
I'll look at the front when I get the chance
Not quite sure Siddhartha Gautama would've approved.
Cheers for now,
Simon
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