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  • Chefchouen Morocco

    A photographer's paradise.
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    Better a full bottle in front of me
    than a full frontal lobotomy.
    Hans

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    Love #2 & #3 Hans, they have a bit of mystery about them. People scurrying off to a secret location?
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    • #3
      Lovely colours Hans. #1 and #3 for me. Want to follow that bloke around the corner. See what's there. Also the dark blue on the left wall looks like a person with a smiley face.

      #3 might benefit from reducing the highlights slightly.

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      • #4
        You're right...pure paradise. Love all those blue tones. Thanks.


        What if there were no Hypothetical questions?
        CC always welcomed, feel free to post your ideas with an edit if you have time - Thanks.

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        • #5
          Reminds me of the song "I guess that's why they call it the blues" and there's plenty of them Hans. We seem to "borrow" many things from foreign countries (mainly cuisine) but for some reason not this type of architecture. I reckon it would look fabulous in an Aussie suburb. TFS.
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          • #6
            We have to build our towns on nice river flats not hilltops. Elsewhere they use this land for agriculture.
            Better a full bottle in front of me
            than a full frontal lobotomy.
            Hans

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            • Isac
              Isac commented
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              I agree, more practical to do that - they've been at it for thousands of years. We are only 200+ years old and we know everything!

            • HansE
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              We had a lot of Hoo Ha when we wanted to build two dwellings on this land as some bright spark in Sydney had in mind to stop the break up of farmland. No problem getting more subdivisions on the riverflats but our 2 inches of topsoil on a hillside is precious.

            • Isac
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              I feel for you Hans. There's more negativity in this country than anywhere else I reckon. We'll move on though.
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