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Wellington - danielle - Tuesday, February 21st, 2006 : goo
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This is one of my fav buildings in Wellington. The buses run on electricity...hence the wires.
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GGP: neato! that building looks like a slice of cake!
EvilGentleman: 22nd Feb 2006 - 00:35 GMT
Those facades must look awesome in a sunrise/sunset situation
colavito's ghost: 22nd Feb 2006 - 02:50 GMT
ummmm, this is embarassing, but I'm just gonna ask: Where is Wellington?
Elicar: 22nd Feb 2006 - 03:13 GMT
Yeah, where is this Wellington? Initially, I thought it would be this building between Front Street E and Wellington E in Toronto, only to discover that they are totally different when I looked at the photo in my archives. What a strange coincidence though. Both in Wellington and both shaped like a flatiron as some of us Torontonians call this building!
jeeff: wellington's in new zealand
Elicar: 22nd Feb 2006 - 03:35 GMT
But jeeff, there's also a Wellington, England. Although the sky appears to be bright fro England (sorry guys!) the architecture makes me think that this is Wellington, England.
jack: 22nd Feb 2006 - 15:15 GMT
look at the cars, there on the wrong side of the street, but then again the british like things their way much like the americans.
Peter: 22nd Feb 2006 - 15:19 GMT
the overhead wires that power the busses are called catenary wire
. the part of the bus/trolley that makes contact with those wires is called a pantograph (rail). i dont know why i know this, but those are two tidbits of the massive amount of trivial information that fills my head, ha.
jamie: 25th Feb 2006 - 15:37 GMT
doens't look like england. where in englad is there a wellington anyway? i'm not disputing that their is but i for one have never heard of such a place. I wager there may well be several small towns and villages named 'wellington' perhaps. but i doubt that this photo is any of them. i'm off to have a butchers at google earth
buddhavegas: 22nd Sep 2006 - 04:23 GMT
Its Wellington New Zealand, I live within walking distance of the place.
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