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13 comments:
It looks like a welcoming kind of place.
Love the colorful chairs.
Nice colors VP.
I'll choose the blue table.
I'll wait until they are dry!
A cheerful place!
A "strange" name for a sandwich shop, I like those colorful chairs.
Nice with the flickr colors.
Ah, I didn't notice they were wet. One should always enlarge the photo to see all the secrets.
"Quo Vadis" is a novel by the Polish writer. His name Henryk Sienkiewicz. For this novel won the Nobel Prize in 1905. :)
This blog is very interesting.
By the way, I invite you to my home town in Poland called Nowy Sacz.
Nowy Sacz - Henryk Sienkiewicz is a world famous writer and I have read his book when I was young. As in the book Quo vadis is the Latin for 'where are you going?'
They are waiting for the customers, I think, as it rained before, the street is wet.
once again, adriana = Traveling Hawk; I don't know why does the computer this thing?!
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