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Thanks yonderbean - here's a special "bonus round" for only the most advanced location placers...


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Good luck!
 
EVCco, I'm certainly pleased that you've photographed that old East York Shoe Repair store-front.
It was in business in the 1930s, but has been closed for more than 50 years *** I may have exaggerated......closer to 30-40 years!.

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Well spotted (and photoed) Goldie - 10,000 bonus points to you!
Its amazing the window paint held up all these years - or, at least half of it did, now. I presume the building must have stayed in family hands long after the business closed? Or the new owners just liked the way it looked... (ps: for anyone still wondering, all but 3 of the bonus pics above are within walking distance from that erstwhile shoe repair shop).

Finally, rounding off my collection, here's a bit of light at the end of the tunnel, with a few facadescapes that kept some sky/roofline in the picture:

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Front:
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Back:
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Terrific series of photos!

Have you ever seen a sculpted stone motif above a store of a fish or sheep or vegetables or grains?
 

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