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14 comments:
No bike. :-)
It matches up rather well.
The biggest difference seems to be the addition of signage and clutter in the modern view.
It's a beautiful piazza and certainly hasn't changed very much over the years. Fun post!
Amazing how little architecturally this scene has changed over the years.
Il palazzo a destra รจ cambiato parecchio! Ciao, Arianna
Surprisingly it hasn't changed so much
Wonderful VP.
I like these comparisons between new and old !
Not big changes here...
What an amazing comparison. I wonder if I could find a vintage photo of somewhere in Phoenix and compare it. I'm will to bet there would be very little that looks the same.
Only the horses change. Nice.
Piazza Cavour is perfectly recognisable!
I love these comparison posts that you do!
Amazing ow much it has stayed the same!
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