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My contribution for this week’s challenge…
Door
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Doors from Geelong and Melbourne this week.
A Catholic Church door.
A Uniting Church door,
both found in Geelong.
A bright splash of red stood out against
the drab colours of old Melbourne
during last weekend’s Laneways walk.
I would have taken a full length shot except
for a bright red car parked in front.
Eye catching for other reasons is this
wrought iron and solid wood door.
It could be argued that Flinders Street Station (above)
and Southern Cross Stations are
the railway doorways to Melbourne.
Eastern Victorian Rural trains carrying passengers
to Melbourne terminate at Flinders Street,
while Southern Cross Station caters for
passengers arriving from the west of the state.
My parents often talked about
meeting under the clocks at Flinders Street,
in mid last century.
However, today meeting under Flinders Street clocks
is still common.
Those who know better, several decades ago,
decided to upgrade the clocks to digital format.
I think this may have cost a clock winder his job.
I am fairly certain that public pressure brought about
a return of a digitally operated the clock face.
Flinders Street Station’s other claim to fame is that
was the first railway station in an Australia City
(Thank you Wikipedia)
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