Hello Readers – joining in with Pull Up A Seat Challenge here with XingfuMama.


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I really like that first photo, and yes, I guess it is quite different from the actual scene in terms of noise and people!
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Hi Amy – thanks for the comment and it was quite noisy that day …
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The chair in the first photo almost looks like it was photo-shopped in. Your words explain it though. Happy Tuesday!
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Hi Norah – I am
Glad I added the caption – I almost went with wordless but your comment reminds me why sometimes a little background info helps certain photos
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It does. Thank you.
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That first photograph is superb – especially in the conditions.
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Thanks Derrick – I will
Try and grab another photo there later this year
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Made me smile Yvette 🙂
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So glad amigo
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The temporary chair juxtaposed in front of the traditional building is great. Made me smile.
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So happy to share a smile via post…
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Interesting photos, for sure! They each invoked different reactions and thoughts — which is a good thing! Funny cartoons! 😀
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Thank you Linda – 💚
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The mood is unique. In a way both of the chairs look out of place.
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Thanks- I felt that too – and the first chair I was actually going for an out of place vibe on the corner – had no idea how cool it would look with the building – it was a surprise
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Oooh, Yvette -what was that old building? I want to explore….
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Hi sue – I do not know what that building used to be – but now it is a school – they have a little children’s play set in the yard – – but makes me want to explore too – Th a is for the comment
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We’re both investigative, then!
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Very nice composition for the first two pictures!
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Thanks YC🐱
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Fascinating building almost looks like a large school of some sort.
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Those were lucky finds – two chairs that are clearly not in the right place at the right time!
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A real yin to the yang.
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The building looks spooky to me…reminds me of a prison or some sort of institution 😬 Maybe the time of year makes it look a bit more dark too?
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I agree, the mood is is speciel, peaceful and quiet. And what a building. A pity with the tossed, old chair.
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Missing pulling up a seat with you. How are you? Hope all is well, and that you are coping with current times. Been thinking of you lots these past few days
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Nice photos!
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Panhandles? Do you mean sells their wares or begs?
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