Nostalgia
The old days
Were they better
Should we yearn for them?
The old days
Were they better
Should we yearn for them?
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Nice shot and composition. No, they weren’t necessarily better, but they sure seem a lot smarter.
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The observer sees the best
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Lovely.
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Very beautiful picture, Darkness with little light.
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There’s no point yearning but it IS nice to see certain remnants.
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Love this photo, Paula. Well, I yearn for better days in the not so distant past, but not as far back as the Victorian days. 😉
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Beautiful picture, the colour in the sky really adds to it. Not too sure for yearning for the past though, there might well be minuses as well as pluses involved – but then I’m not too sure about the present either!
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Very nice picture Paula!
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Oh yes! I’d have been addressed as “Mister” (or so I like to think!) 😀
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Just think how far life progressed in those Victorian days and how much tougher life was for so many. We must learn from them and also try to maintain some of the charm that we see in their buildings – not much civil pride today (at least not in my urban area).
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Lovely shot and really nice composition👍🙂
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