The ramp of the new parking built where once was the “Cinema Odeon”.
The trees in background are those of the Old English Cemetery.See also: Old English Cemetery - Parco Centro Città - Cinema Odeon
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12 comments:
It is an interesting view from the parking. Too bad for the parking replacing the Cinema Odeon.
Really an interesting cemetery. I am not much of a fan of parking garages.
Nice cemetery shot.
A nice symmetry in the second photo.
Well at least you get a nice view of the graveyard.
Parking garages are never much fun, the old cemetery looks more interesting.
What a contrast! So, 'your' Cinema Odeon is gone for good. I wonder what will happen to 'mine' which is closed for decades.
Looks like a low ceiling. I got stuck in one in Quebec once.
Nice shots, each in its own way.
I'd rather wander in the cemetery than in the parking.
Shame there's no cinema any longer. The cemetery is beautiful.
You have two very interesting images. I bet it is fun to read the inscriptions on the grave markers.
Thoughtful means to measure time and life.
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