CFFC: City Structures
Cities are unique. Some city centers have a dam and a waterfall, others have tall buildings or cobblestone streets. Occasionally, you can see a tall ship on the wharf. It depends on the town.
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Categories: #Photography, Architecture, Boston, Cee's Photo Challenge, Uxbridge
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Having worked in the UK Uxbridge for years I always find it interesting to see your photos of your very different one 🙂
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We are “twinned” with Uxbridge in England. Somewhere in your MUCH bigger city, there’s a park bench with our town’s name on it. Yours — in this Uxbridge — is in front of our City Hall ca. 1885. There are a few Uxbridge’s around. There’s a big one up near Toronto and I’ll bet there’s one in Australia, too. Uxbridgians get around.
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My favorite is the Beacon Hill photo. Thanks for playing 😀
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You are welcome. That is the tallest building on Beacon hill. It’s almost 10 stories tall. Other than church steeples, everything else is under four stories. It’s the oldest part of Boston. In fact, that was ALL of Boston when we had our revolution.
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Interesting pictures.
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Boston is an interesting city. It has kept most of its old buildings, unlike New York which just knocks them down and builds new ones. So you see a lot of very old building right next to very new ones. Makes for interesting photography.
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Hi Marilyn, I have read about Boston and its architecture and culture which seems a bit unique. I would like to visit it one day.
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I hope you do! And I hope we are still here when that happens. I have an awful feeling that some very bad things are going to happen here. Soon. I don’t think we can go on as a nation like this. Something’s going to break. I just hope it isn’t us.
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It is worrying, Marilyn. Maybe North and South Will split apart. It is rather horrible to watch from a distance.
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