Now that lockdown has been relaxed, the 2 meters distance might shrink and you can again visit Primax and Top Shop, the new series is launched.
Boring pictures after the lockdown, invites everyone who is out and about to offer up their own photograph.*
The only qualifications are that it should be by you, and be boring.
And quick out of the tracks came Mário, who sent two, adding "Andrew, two pictures to choose: one, from my balcony in Canidelo, Gaia, Portugal, 21st of June: a lonely elder on cane in his balcony looking down at a post-lockdown closed cafeteria; the other, in the City Park of Porto, 20th: no-access tape round a patch of green under Wisteria".
And unable to decide which to post I decided on both.
Which just leaves everyone else to take part.
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Location; Porto
Pictures; in the City Park of Porto, 20th: no-access tape round a patch of green under Wisteria and the balcony in Canidelo, Gaia, 2020, from the collection of Mário Ricca
*Boring pictures after the lockdown, https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.com/search/label/Boring%20pictures%20after%20the%20lockdown
The only qualifications are that it should be by you, and be boring.
And quick out of the tracks came Mário, who sent two, adding "Andrew, two pictures to choose: one, from my balcony in Canidelo, Gaia, Portugal, 21st of June: a lonely elder on cane in his balcony looking down at a post-lockdown closed cafeteria; the other, in the City Park of Porto, 20th: no-access tape round a patch of green under Wisteria".
Which just leaves everyone else to take part.
Contributions can be sent to me on facebook or twitter, or as a reply to this blog story on any of the social media sites you come across it.
Location; Porto
Pictures; in the City Park of Porto, 20th: no-access tape round a patch of green under Wisteria and the balcony in Canidelo, Gaia, 2020, from the collection of Mário Ricca
*Boring pictures after the lockdown, https://chorltonhistory.blogspot.com/search/label/Boring%20pictures%20after%20the%20lockdown
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