Always located close to a church.Sunday, November 10, 2013
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Funny, I thought only on sunday. I think the difference is in positive or negative thinking, am not sure about it. But a nice service it is.
ReplyDeleteSunday used to be a day of rest for me, but now it is restful like every day! Crisp textures.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in this photo. The sign is helpful, too - I've never seen one like that. I think our transit system in Boston just likes to keep everyone guessing.
ReplyDeleteThat is convenient. One of the perks of living in a large city.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the sign for?
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many of these Sunday stops there are? Good catch of the streetcars, Andy.
ReplyDeleteThats so people don't have far to walk to church after getting off the tram
ReplyDeleteI like the motion of the streetcar, though it doesn't look like it's about to stop. Perhaps it's not a Sunday.
ReplyDeleteThat's a super photo, Andy. It has all the right elements.
ReplyDeleteK
The punches of red in this photo are a highlight.
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