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Downtown Dunedin in B&W

Saturday, June 16, 2012

past couple of days has been fairly dry, so that made it tolerable to walk around a bit.  I was hoping to go to the antique stores here, and see if I can pick up some old tools, but they were closed...   Oh well, not a total loss, still able to take some pictures...

Panasonic LX5

Train Station



From another angle 

shops 

more shops 

Pavered side walk 

Classic 


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