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16 comments:
I do like the round windows!
Kind of a reverse laundromat.
I also like those round windows!
It must be an important building for the port.
Not my thing.
Portho!e windows in a port area seems to fit quite well I think!
Portholes! Nice idea for a port building.
Unusual sight for windows but interesting view.
It looks like a warehouse.
interesting little building and how funny, you and stuart both have round windows today!
The windows are funny. Like a cruise ship!
Like those windows! Have a great weekend VP.
I love the round windows. I spotted a building with round windows the other day and wished I would have stopped to snap a photo.
Seeing as how it is in a marine area, I'd guess they are portholes but their purpose is lost to me. Cute, though!
I'm curious about the round windows.
Well it looks like portholes... Oh wait Lowell has been here already...
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