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15 comments:
That Agnus Dei to the left really caught my attention.
I really like your photo of this interesting, triangular building. It is a great corner.
I love these kinds of buildings.
You seem to have a few of these triangular buildings!
Classic architecture stands the test of time.
.. i bei palazzi d'una volta.
Buon giovedi
Maurizio
Beautiful!
Love this style VP and at least the rooms on the corner here will have a bit more room!
A very attractive building with a sort of solid and stately look.
The building is in great shape after all these years. The streets look alive with pedestrians!
The newsstand there... it's a classic.
Looks very good for being 150 plus years old. Of course, to you that's probably not old. To us in the US, it's ancient! :)
I love our Flatirons...
I have always thought that these flatiron buildings are fascinating.
And a nice old kiosk to go with the nice old building.
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