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Built from 1090 to 1522... This was market day, so lots of market stalls on the square.
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Where is that^?
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Chalon-sur-Saône (Chalon on the river Saône), Burgundy, France.
It’s a smallish town (45K inhabitants), not far south from Dijon, in eastern France, close enough to the Swiss border.Alea jacta est! -
Architectural curiosities abound, if you’re into that sort of thing...
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Great pics. Are you there now or are these from a past trip?
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There now @joecoulson ... as in right this very minute! 😉Alea jacta est!
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Leaving the Emerald Isle, just a week ago. Such wonderful people in every way possible!
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There now @joecoulson ... as in right this very minute! 😉
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Thanks for sharing those pictures!
I love architecture. I'm amazed at how mankind has built homes, buildings, bridges, cathedrals and other structures that stand for centuries.
Just think about all those statues near the top of those turrets on that church. How are they attached? When building it, they knew the statues would be secure forever. Amazing!
I think about the planning that went into that elaborately plant stylized townhome. What a beautiful expression that to me is balanced and not overdone. I'm shaking my head right now at the planning and detail that HAD to be done before starting that facade.
Then you see hotels in Vegas that get recycled after 40 or 50 years.
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I thought the same thing visiting Biltmore - the house's foundations were so impressive, especially when you consider residential homes built today will be lucky to stand up for 50 years without some major foundation overhaul.
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30 years ago when I moved down here, this was a budding city.
The beaches only had crowds in the summer. There was free parking then too.
There barely were any construction codes.
I came upon slab single-story homes that got built with "black fiberboard" as exterior sheathing. I guess the corner framing was well braced at angles or they used those long 16' or 20' metal bracing straps across a bunch of studs at an angle...they had to have. Well, the builder put vinyl siding over the fiberboard...that's all.
You could throw a baseball through those walls!
I don't know how they got away with it!Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them. -
The Royal Lipizzan stallions at their Florida training grounds.
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Haha...as long as you come pick it up!
The cassette decks are out-of-frame, but only a few feet awayWhere's the cassette deck?
I found those cassettes while going through some of my old stuff from the '80s.
Probably a good place for itmhardy6647 wrote: »one of those (EDIT) Duals in the basement here... imagine that?!
Did you see my other post about with the mechanic's stethoscope? I wanted to hear just how bad the rumble was 
"This may not matter to you, but it does to me for various reasons, many of them illogical or irrational, but the vinyl hobby is not really logical or rational..." - member on Vinyl Engine
"Sometimes I do what I want to do. The rest of the time, I do what I have to." - Cicero, in Gladiator
Regarding collectibles: "It's not who gets it. It's who gets stuck with it." - Jimmy Fallon -
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Spent a belated birthday weekend for my wife with the family in Jim Thorpe and Philadelphia. Unfortunately we left before the show on the 18th.
My kids said I should feel right at home here...
It was like a winter wonderland! Beautiful town - looked just like a Christmas card.
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Beautiful Family Al.
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Beautiful!
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Probably a good place for itmhardy6647 wrote: »one of those (EDIT) Duals in the basement here... imagine that?! Did you see my other post about with the mechanic's stethoscope? I wanted to hear just how bad the rumble was
Those were exactly the words I was going to add to my earlier post... but I demurred; feelin' perky today, I am!
Not a fan of most of the 'classic' Dual tts rekkid playas changers. Their engineers seemed to have the following mantra*:"Why use one part to perform a function if you can use fifteen?"
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I assume this remote was the culprit!
"Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"
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7Up (1965) by Bart Solenthaler, on Flickr
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mhardy6647 wrote: »7Up (1965) by Bart Solenthaler, on Flickr
I don't know about you jaspers, but I certainly do like my beverages frisky.
The Un-cola!Audio: Polk S15 * Polk S35 * Polk S10 * SVS SB-1000 Pro
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With "sparkle that swings", it kind of goes without saying. Hmmm...sounds like the basis for a Skinemax series. I mean...just look at those people!mhardy6647 wrote: »7Up (1965) by Bart Solenthaler, on Flickr
I don't know about you jaspers, but I certainly do like my beverages frisky."This may not matter to you, but it does to me for various reasons, many of them illogical or irrational, but the vinyl hobby is not really logical or rational..." - member on Vinyl Engine
"Sometimes I do what I want to do. The rest of the time, I do what I have to." - Cicero, in Gladiator
Regarding collectibles: "It's not who gets it. It's who gets stuck with it." - Jimmy Fallon -
That poor young woman in the top photograph appears to have ricketts or something. Maybe the 7-Up's dissolving her bones...
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Tom~ In search of accurate reproduction of music. Real sound is my reference and while perfection may not be attainable? If I chase it, I might just catch excellence. ~ -
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"Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"
Harry / Marietta GA
