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Yumm, Roger’s chocolates! Nice shots, interesting architecture. Is the road closed off to car traffic or was your timing good?
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I waited for breaks in the traffic while rabbiting on to my children about how cars didn’t ruin a picture aesthetically in the olden days 🙂
The Rogers building dates from 1903 and presumably the ones next to it are of the same vintage. My great-grandparents lived in Victoria in the early 1900s and I like to think of them seeing the same buildings that their great-grandchild and great-great-grandchildren were looking at when these photos were taken.
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You should work for the tourism board.
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I’d love to! Hello, Victoria Tourism, are you listening? 😉
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