Antique Alley, New Westminster
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Lovely photos! I want that red door! It’ cool and it’s red! I love red. 🙂
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Thanks, Seth! It’s a great door, isn’t it. I’ll have to find out more about it. I love doors and windows. An upcoming post featuring a 1925 heritage apartment building has a window shot that I like a lot.
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If I ever make it to Vancouver, I’d love to check this alley out. Looks very cool.
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It is very cool. But don’t let New Westminsterites hear you refer to their town as “Vancouver” 😉
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Very cool. We must do another walk in New West that includes this spot.
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Definitely!
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