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Row is a peculiar word…isn’t all the English language?
Depending on context and pronunciation,
it can mean…
an argument,
propelling a boat manually through/across water, or
a line of things.
I focus on the latter two meanings this week.Row(ers) on the River Ouse in York with
rows of Redboats in the background
I don’t own shares in Woollies,
but a supermarket is a great place for rows of trolleys.
I think these rubbish bins were in
the same Victorian town.
Some of Geelong’s Bollards, lined up to save lives.
Rows of seats in my local movie theatre.