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I walked past this one. Took the picture but procrastinated about uploading it. anti-lockdown-graffiti-stencil-on-a-glas

 

 

 

Couple of days  later someone had exercised their right to reply and added a few words of advice.

 

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On 06/03/2021 at 15:05, meanderingemu said:

One year ago today, i used Covid 19 as a KW for the first time.   

 

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Tourist wearing a facial mask during annual celebration of the Señor de la Conquista 

 

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Those look like condo developments on top of the hill in the background. I don't remember seeing them when I was last there 10 years ago. Quelle horreur!

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18 hours ago, John Mitchell said:

 

Those look like condo developments on top of the hill in the background. I don't remember seeing them when I was last there 10 years ago. Quelle horreur!

yeah. many development popping up on the ridge...   still easy to avoid...

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On 24/03/2021 at 14:43, Mr Standfast said:

I walked past this one. Took the picture but procrastinated about uploading it. anti-lockdown-graffiti-stencil-on-a-glas

 

 

 

Couple of days  later someone had exercised their right to reply and added a few words of advice.

 

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Great photos, I have a similar themed one with swearies that I never uploaded as I thought the content would flag a reject.

 

It's a pity these vocal people (on either side of the argument) can't spell though. I've seen stickers placed with a sheep wearing a mask and words on it, half of which are misspelled. Completely ruins the potential impact of said message

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4 hours ago, meanderingemu said:

yeah. many development popping up on the ridge...   still easy to avoid...

 

I started visiting San Miguel in the 1980's before gentrification, traffic jams, overpriced "boutique" hotels, and the huge population growth. It was really a beautiful and livable town back then. I still love the place but miss the way it was. I guess that's progress for you. After NAFTA came along, Mexico really changed and not for the best IMO.

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11 minutes ago, John Mitchell said:

 

I started visiting San Miguel in the 1980's before gentrification, traffic jams, overpriced "boutique" hotels, and the huge population growth. It was really a beautiful and livable town back then. I still love the place but miss the way it was. I guess that's progress for you. After NAFTA came along, Mexico really changed and not for the best IMO.

 

 

it is always the issue with places you have visited for a long time.  For me to most obvious are New Zealand (from 92) and Spain (from 89).... 

 

I only discovered Mexico over the last 10 years, and even there the changes are noticeable. 

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Cruise ship Azura laid up on the river Tyne as there is no space at its home port of Southampton during the pandemic.  View from the opposite side of the river through  an arch in the old town hall in South Shields  market square.

 

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54 minutes ago, Bryan said:

Cruise ship Azura laid up on the river Tyne as there is no space at its home port of Southampton during the pandemic.  View from the opposite side of the river through the an arch in the old town hall in South Shields  market square.

 

 

 

The lovely MV Marco Polo that we had our first and only cruise on in 2011 was killed by the pandemic and cut up in India last month, along with a stablemate. I don't think they will be the only two. Floating Petri dishes have a PR mountain to climb.

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49 minutes ago, spacecadet said:

The lovely MV Marco Polo that we had our first and only cruise on in 2011 was killed by the pandemic and cut up in India last month, along with a stablemate. I don't think they will be the only two. Floating Petri dishes have a PR mountain to climb.

That's so sad. I shot her by chance as she was passing Southend in September 2019 heading out to sea.

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19 minutes ago, Avpics said:

That's so sad. I shot her by chance as she was passing Southend in September 2019 heading out to sea.

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At Warnemünde. A proper ship with sheer on the decks- which were teak. Not a hotel stuck on a barge like most of the rest. Sigh.

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Temporary offices placed outside of Bantry General hospital to improve social distancing.

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Bantry Bay Lions club placed a big heart on Wolfe Tone Square. This gesture is to say a thank you to all the frontline workers for their work during Covid 19 times, it also shows support to those families whose members are no longer with them.

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1 hour ago, zxzoomy said:

After a recent anti vaxxer demo in Manchester,UK, there were many of their stickers left on street furniture. I am not a supporter. 

 

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Should stick the needle down his nail.

 

Allan

 

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17 hours ago, zxzoomy said:

After a recent anti vaxxer demo in Manchester,UK, there were many of their stickers left on street furniture. I am not a supporter. 

 

 

I was tempted to have a look. Don't bother. They defile the memory of Weisse Rose by using that name.

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48 minutes ago, spacecadet said:

I was tempted to have a look. Don't bother. They defile the memory of Weisse Rose by using that name.

Very brave people in 1942. The gist from wiki: The White Rose  was a non-violent, intellectual resistance group in Nazi Germany led by a group of students from the University of Munich. The group conducted an anonymous leaflet and graffiti campaign that called for active opposition to the Nazi regime. Their activities started in Munich in June 1942, and ended with the arrest of the core group by the Gestapo in February 1943. They, as well as other members and supporters of the group who carried on distributing the pamphlets, faced show trials by the Nazi People's Court and many of them were sentenced to death or imprisonment.

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