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11 comments:
So why is my eye drawn toward that bench? :-)
I like it; it's got character.
It has held up well. I'm noticing that bench too.
Ouch, a painful wound on the left side.
So you're saying it used to be the custom to use this as a Customs building? ;) I like it, too. It's well-preserved. Is it in use at all now?
That looks like a building that was built to last.
Interesting building
I love the brickwork over the arches!
I love the windows! Same question as Lowell...
Interesting building, especially those three circular windows on the top.
Looks very sturdy!
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