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These are all interesting photographs, Yvette.
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thanks so much Robbie
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In some cities when people lock up their bikes, they take the seat along or even a tire so people are less likely to try to steal it. 😦
janet
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Hi Janet – I have seen that here too — mostly just the tire (one or two) removed – but not really the seat
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Great pictures Yvette!!! ❤️ Cindy
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thanks cindy
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Love those classic bikes. You don’t see many around here because of our hills: you really need some low gears to get around. I like the style of that outdoor restaurant table with the triangular support, too.
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yes, city bikes are so different – and sure have been seeing a lot more of them with COVID
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Love it how you have me scrolling back and forth for the square sometimes!
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sorry Becky – the next time you feature squares (January 2021 I think) I will try and have my squares clear – if I combine posts that is. Guess we shall see – and thank you again for hosting
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No I love how you have me scrolling 😀 so keep it up in January
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Interesting lot of images Yvette 🙂
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thanks BB
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I like the wordless waitress with her mask on and staring back to the photog. or the potential customer 🙂
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🙂
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Bikes and pull up a seat – clever Yvette. I guess that’s what you do with a bike.
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Hi Norah – glad it connected enough for a post 🙂
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A typically excellent set
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many thanks Derrick
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