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I had the day off work today so could spend a little more time than usual wandering around looking for images to capture.

Revamping the town pedestrian Mall The town council is upgrading, some may say destroying, the pedestrian Mall in the centre of town. It’s a place where people gather to enjoy the atmosphere, bookshops, cafes with outdoor seating, a fountain, playground for kids … but right now, it’s a mess.

Cars everywhere Vehicles ererywhere. Foreshortening compresses the cars in the immediate foreground, with those on the street, with those in the car yard.

Small building squashed in between larger buildings David caught between Goliaths. Sort of. The small ex-house, which now houses the local internet provider, is squashed between two larger buildings.

Stables at the racecourse Just a couple of blocks form the town centre lies the racecourse. At one corner of the racecourse sits the stables; with a couple of tenants.

September 13, 2004 podcast


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