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Lisnaskea, Northern Ireland - barry - Thursday, January 12th, 2006 : goo
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jack: 12th Jan 2006 - 04:50 GMT
fergusons bakery is two hundred years old and the horse and cart would leave the bakery to deliver the breads to customers. so there it is the new and the old. what a story the bricks can tell.
Jamie: 12th Jan 2006 - 12:50 GMT
nice shots. they contrast well with my photos of the same part of lisnaskea taken back in 2002. Good to see the redevelopment that was always talked about. and i'd totally forgotten about the robot building at the end of the street!
Peter: 12th Jan 2006 - 16:58 GMT
im really enjoying seeing the contrasts of jamie's and barry's photos. keep at it when you can- that sort of thing fascinates me!
also: nice citroen...
Jamie: 12th Jan 2006 - 17:21 GMT
haa but barry will never achieve the unique perspective of my photos. unless he breaks into flat 2 that is. i don't condone this. i like also how in barry's photos the white building with the blue doors is gone. neatly sliced from it's adjoining stone built warehouse to make way for the redevelopment. This would also suggest that the Old Tailor's House has also ben demolished. I find this sad.
Peter: wonder what theyre building there? housing?
barry: 13th Jan 2006 - 00:59 GMT
It is sad to see the old buildings gone.Thay were a line of horse stables at one time avery shop had one an two acre off land
jack: 13th Jan 2006 - 20:12 GMT
the man talking to the woman is not doing a good job for his friends in the background. they seem impatient waiting for the outcome of this conversation. is he asking for a date? is that his cart there and he wants to take her for a ride? perhaps.what do you think?
barry: 14th Jan 2006 - 00:21 GMT
Photo of a photo.Last thatch in the town.
This old photo is of the old corn market.
My photo of the corn market.
jeeff: 21st Jan 2006 - 20:56 GMT
that last photo looks a lot like the main street in my grandparents' town of st. andrews, new brunswick, canada.
pauline curran: great photos brings back memories
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