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Clock is located at the Hiroshima Peace Museum. The first number indicates how many days since the world's first atomic weapon was dropped and the second number indicates how many days since the last nuclear test.
My favourite diner (By the Bluffs) used to be a Bank of Montreal; when you enter the restaurant this is still by the front door. The Bluffs is located on Kingston Road, just east of McCowan ... you should go there!
Homemade soup.......great breakfast including waffles on the weekends......homemade pie..........
(Photographed with my iPhone then edited using the CameraBag app.)
Victoria Clock - Grey Scale - Six Sided Clock - The Victoria Tower, Salisbury Dock, by Jesse Hartley, is dated 1848. It is constructed of granite of irregular shaped blocks and takes the form of an octagon with a high tapered circular base which is pierced by round arched openings. Above the base is a string moulding and narrow slits at the first floor below a continuous balcony carried on stone brackets. Higher again are eight circular clock faces and long open slits and round eyes at the top. The tower is crowned by a projecting castellated parapet carried on corbels.
Ref: Buildings of Liverpool ISBN 0 9506178 0 6
Info - Liverpoolpictorial
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Nancy Peace Brown Carillon Clock on Belle Isle, Detroit. This clock makes beautiful chimes several times throughout the day.
This is probably the best known meeting place in Helsinki. "Let's meet under the clock of Stocka" is more or less a concept. Stocka is short for Stockmann department store.
Jiminy Cricket pays a visit.
It was so odd to see a cricket in the middle of the day. I wonder if our current heatwave has confused this little guy?
This pic reminds me of a funny time with my Dad. He'd just bought a digital watch back when they were the latest and greatest gadgets. He and my stepmom were picking me up to go out for dinner and while I was getting ready, Dad showed off his new watch.
Half an hour later, on our way to the restaurant, we could hear a cricket chirping somewhere in the car. Once we were parked, we did a through search of the car and still hadn't found it. We locked the car and went to walk into the restaurant when we all noticed the cricket had somehow come with us. Vera and I searched our purses to avail, when we finally realised the source. It was Dad's new watch. When he was showing it off to me he'd set an alarm on it and none of us having heard what those new fangled electronic things sounded like, we all had assumed we were hearing a cricket.
Having this little guy land on a digital clock reminded me of this and gave me back a great memory of my Dad. Vera and I razzed him about it for the rest of the night, too. :-)