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Country or
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city
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the aim is still the same
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Take some cash
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Make a buck
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A living to sustain
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Some perhaps more lucrative
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whilst others, a lifestyle they might gain.
(or perhaps just extreme tiredness.)
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Commercial building are something which we need, unless they are destroying architectural monuments to build their premises for rental. Unfortunately we have this sad experience when historical buildings are occupied by business centres and become unavailable for people to visit and feel the spirit of old times.
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It is good when those old buildings of the past gain new life as libraries or galleries or some other public space that people can come and see not only the new but reflect on past times.
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Hi Irene, you have some big and small business. Great post for this week.
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Thanks Cee.
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Have to admit, I prefer those country scenes. I think cities are for young people. They have the energy to walk on those hard surfaces!
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Then they can have surgery when they reach our age. The country scenes are for me too, or at least the one on the river is where I think I’ll stay.
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I enjoy the contrast between the huge, modern skyscrapers and the small town business ventures. One is looming, the other laid back.
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Although I think some modern commercial buildings are quite beautiful, give me the laid back any day. That way I think you get to see the sun and smell the roses.
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