20 thoughts on “Weekly Photo Challenge: Urban”

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2. “Fill your basket with cheese” 🙂 Yes, why not?

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   • Exactly! Why not?!

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5. Hi,

   my name is Terence and I posted this week’s photo challenge. I would like to put together a gallery of (some of) the submissions and wanted to ask your for permission to include your shot! If so, could you send me a link or the file?

   Best,
   Terence

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   • Hi Terence!
     Thank you for wanting the shots!
     Which one did you want? If you want all I can email the files to you. What would be easier for you?
     Thanks so much!
     Joy

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7. NC! Beautiful… I love the little shops too. 😉 TY for the pingback! 😉

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   • I love little shops! They have so much character!

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8. I’m gonna go get a basket.. I will be visiting soon. 🙂 Please have cheese ready.

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   • Hahaha! I love that sign! They have the best cheese. Stinky cheese, strong cheese, mild cheese, sharp cheddar, you name it…they’ve got it!

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9. These are all great Joy. This looks like my kind of “city.” NYC, or Chicago, or any other big city might be nice to visit, for about 36 seconds ;-), but this looks like the kind of place you could spend a day wandering the shops, grab a quick bite in a nice little sandwich shop, and generally enjoy the day.

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   • Thanks Jeff!
     This is a little town tucked away in the smokey mountains of NC. I have no cell service and internet is hard to come by. Pure serenity! 🙂
     Oh, and the little coffee shop still uses the real espresso machine to make the drinks. If you’re more than 5 people back in line he gives you a heads up that it will be 15 min. for your cappuccino. It comes out looking like drinkable art and tastes like you just stepped out of a cafe in Florence, Italy. I have to stop talking about it or I will abandon work and run away 😉

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10. Small towns – comfortable surroundings. I love these pictures! God Bless You this Lords Day!

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    • Thank you Janie!
      Blessings to you as well.

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11. I really like those trees that line the street.

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    • Thanks Mark 🙂

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12. A nice range and variety–very lovely.

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    • Thank you Naomi 🙂

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