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These four slides could be of anywhere from Hamburg to Reading to Tennessee. This is a beautiful photograph, wherever it is.
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2 comments:
From Sheri: To me, this looks like the body of water (Schuykill River?) that flows in front of the Reading Museum. It was always fun to feed the ducks and geese.
i think you're right. it looked 'Reading-ish' to me, but all i could think of is where the river flows past Riverview Park. and i didn't think there were any pavements, flowers and lampposts in that area. i hadn't thought of the Reading Museum.
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